John Murphy – Applying Technical Methods to Today’s Markets-0daytown

John Murphy – Applying Technical Methods to Today’s Markets

Genre: Trading

In this 90-minute video, veteran market analyst John Murphy explains how he looks at the markets using non- traditional methods. Using sector rotation, John will guide you through his thought process in selecting markets to trade. You will also get to see John’s intermarket analysis in action and just how commodities can put a drag or a rocket under a stock. John further explains the relationship between the U.S. Dollar and Gold prices. All in all, you will find this to be one of the most insightful DVDs you are ever going to see on investing and trading.

Chapters

1. Beginning
2. I Guarantee It
3. John Murphy
4. A Diifferent Approach
5. March Bonds
6. CRB Index
7. Leading Indicator
8. Ratio Chart
9. Sector Rotation
10. Bond Influence
11. Food Stocks
12. Copper and Metal Stocks
13. Oil Index
14. Natural Gas vs Stocks
15. Financial Stocks
16. Aluminum Shares
17. Mutual Funds
18. Mutual Funds Gold
19. Gold/Dollar Relationship
20. Gold vs Russell 2000 Index
21. John Wraps It Up
22. The Fish Test
23. Testimonials
24. Final Word

About The Author

John Murphy

John Murphy, CNBC-TV’s technical analyst for many years, wrote the book many technicians consider the core of their technical analysis library, Technical Analysis of the Futures Markets (Prentice Hall, 1986). Along with his daily broadcasts discussing the financial markets, John also heads his own consulting firm—JJM Technical Advisors, Inc. John founded JJM Technical Advisors in 1981 after serving for a number of years as director of commodity technical analysis and senior managed account trading advisor with Merrill Lynch. He is a past director and director emeritus of the MTA. John wrote Intermarket Technical Analysis (Wiley & Sons, 1991) and The Visual Investor (Wiley & Sons, 1996). John received the very first award given for Contribution to Global Technical Analysis, presented at the International Federation of Technical Analysts’ fifth World Conference in 1992.