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Read a Sample Chapter of ‘Trading Stocks and Options with Moving Averages’

December 2, 2013 by TradingMarkets Editors

Indicators are not always what they appear to be. Moving Averages are widely used as a trend-following tool. In many of the trading strategies that we have developed over the years, the 200-day moving average is used to identify the direction of the trend. We have found that taking buy signals only when the price is above the 200-day MA can improve profitability in many systems.

Recently, we completed research that shows moving averages can also be used as part of a strategy to find short-term, mean reversion trading opportunities. This may be surprising to some traders because it might seem odd to use a trend-following indicator like MAs in a short-term, mean reversion strategy.

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