Investigation into the effectiveness of technical analysis indicators
The objective of this report is to investigate the effectiveness of technical analysis in helping investors to make investment decisions. The motivation is to study if investors, who had limited capital or no expertise in stock trading, can earn quick gain with the help of tools of technical anal...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-635422023-05-19T07:23:10Z Investigation into the effectiveness of technical analysis indicators Tan, Lay Hoon Sem, Hui Ling Ho, Louise Huay Suan Low Chan Kee Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business::Finance The objective of this report is to investigate the effectiveness of technical analysis in helping investors to make investment decisions. The motivation is to study if investors, who had limited capital or no expertise in stock trading, can earn quick gain with the help of tools of technical analysis. Our emphasis will show the usefulness of technical indicators such as Advance-Decline Line, On-Balance-Volume and the Moving Average. Seven listed companies from the Stock Exchange of Singapore of various sectors of different industries are selected. The daily All-Shares Index, Straits Times Index and total volume transacted for the market together with the daily high price, low price, closing price, advance and decline indices for each company are tabulated. These data are obtained from the SES Journal and Financial News of the Stock Exchange of Singapore. Analyses of Advance- Decline Line, On-Balance-Volume and Moving Average are done on the companies. The results generally support the evidence that technical analysis is useful. The use of On-Balance-Volume and Advance-Decline Line are able to help investors in detecting the probable trend of the market and act accordingly. Appropriate day-length of Moving Average also helps investors in their investment decisions and capture profit opportunities that arise. ACCOUNTANCY 2015-05-14T09:24:01Z 2015-05-14T09:24:01Z 1994 1994 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/63542 en Nanyang Technological University 118 p. application/pdf |
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The objective of this report is to investigate the effectiveness of technical
analysis in helping investors to make investment decisions. The motivation is to
study if investors, who had limited capital or no expertise in stock trading, can
earn quick gain with the help of tools of technical analysis. Our emphasis will
show the usefulness of technical indicators such as Advance-Decline Line, On-Balance-Volume and the Moving Average.
Seven listed companies from the Stock Exchange of Singapore of various
sectors of different industries are selected. The daily All-Shares Index, Straits
Times Index and total volume transacted for the market together with the daily
high price, low price, closing price, advance and decline indices for each
company are tabulated. These data are obtained from the SES Journal and Financial News of the Stock Exchange of Singapore. Analyses of Advance-
Decline Line, On-Balance-Volume and Moving Average are done on the
companies.
The results generally support the evidence that technical analysis is useful. The
use of On-Balance-Volume and Advance-Decline Line are able to help investors
in detecting the probable trend of the market and act accordingly. Appropriate
day-length of Moving Average also helps investors in their investment decisions
and capture profit opportunities that arise. |
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