Stock Market Timing: New Approach - Krasin, Victor
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This book is devoted to solving the problem of correct timing in the stock market. The book shows how to make correct decisions when to buy and to sell stocks and to be a winner in the market game. The book describes the results of back testing of 570 stocks registered in the New York Stock Exchange over 32-year period (1982-2013). Testing was made by the VK Timing System that produced very high results - more than 50% of an average annual return over the 32-year period. The Dow Jones Industrial Average produced in this period an average annual return of 10.65%. The VK Timing System…mehr

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This book is devoted to solving the problem of correct timing in the stock market. The book shows how to make correct decisions when to buy and to sell stocks and to be a winner in the market game. The book describes the results of back testing of 570 stocks registered in the New York Stock Exchange over 32-year period (1982-2013). Testing was made by the VK Timing System that produced very high results - more than 50% of an average annual return over the 32-year period. The Dow Jones Industrial Average produced in this period an average annual return of 10.65%. The VK Timing System outperformed the market by about five times. Such outstanding results became possible since the VK Timing System produced very high success ratio equal to 2.24. In other words, one loss was accompanied on average by more than two gains. The book describes also the construction of the system that generated such results. The book would be helpful to all who are trading stocks.
Autorenporträt
Victor Krasin graduated from Economic Faculty of the Moscow State University, where accomplished postgraduate studies in the Department of Statistics. Worked as a researcher in the Central Economic Mathematical Institute in Moscow. In 1975 emigrated to the USA where worked as economic commentator for the Radio Liberty. Since 2011 lives in Moscow.