Using Relative Strength and Technical Analysis to Build Strong Portfolio Models with Downside Risk

In this content-rich, yet concise presentation, Adam Koos will share how he’s built technical analysis-based model portfolios to not only keep your money invested in what he calls “the playoff teams,” but also, how to play defense, using his trademarked Defense First™ risk management strategies.

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Skin a cat? How about just applying Nair and showing it skin?

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One more tip on Stockcharts. On a weekly chart, add PPO 1, 40, 0 (yes, with a "0") it will give an histogram of the close above or below the MA 40 week.
This is more of a visual way to see the cross-over, than trying to squint over the chart to check if the close has truly crossed over... or not!

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Tip about using Chandelier Exits in Stockcharts. Adding ", short" after the parameters will give you the exit for a down market, if you're shorting. E.g. for the default parameters: 22, 3.0, short