Using Point and Figure Charts and Bell Curves
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Standard deviations and bell curves are used to understand how point and figure charts typically behave, with prices falling within a band around the middle two-thirds of the time, though extreme over-buying or over-selling can occur outside of this range. While these concepts provide insight into entry and exit points, they do not change the overall trend or direction of the market. The podcast cautions listeners against relying on its content alone for investment advice and recommends consulting an advisor before making investment decisions.
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Using Point and Figure Charts and Bell Curves
- 1. Mullooly Asset Management Podcast November 21, 2012
- 2. Bell Curve Concept How they work Standard deviations
- 3. Applies to Point & Figure Charts 2/3rds of the time will be right around the middle of band Extreme situations exist when over-buying or over- selling occur
- 6. Importance Used more for "entry" or "exit”, not for market direction Does not change the trend or overall direction
- 7. None of the securities mentioned in this (or any) podcast or video represent past specific recommendations of Mullooly Asset Management. This video is NOT a recommendation to buy or sell any of the securities mentioned here. If you’re relying on a podcast for investment advice, you are likely making a huge mistake. We strongly urge our listeners to consult with their investment advisor before they make a decision to buy or sell any investment.
- 8. Mullooly Asset Management, LLC support (at) mullooly (dot) net 732-223-9000 www.mullooly.net