Markos Katsanos – Intermarket Trading Strategies

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This book teaches traders how to estimate future stock, index, and commodity price movements using Intermarket Analysis. It presents bespoke indicators and Intermarket-based systems that employ fundamental mathematical and statistical concepts to assist traders in developing and designing Intermarket trading systems suitable for long-term, intermediate-term, short-term, and day trading. The metastock code for all systems is given, and the testing procedure is extensively detailed. Back testing all systems with at least 200 bars of historical data and comparing profitability and drawdown measures are required.

Section I: Table of Contents

Acknowledgments.

Introduction.

PART I.

1 Intermarket Evaluation.

Correlation number two.

Regression is number three.

4 Commodities and International Indices

5 The S&P 500.

There are six European indices.

7 Gold.

There are 8 intraday correlations.

There are nine intermarket indicators.

PART TWO.

10 Design of a Trading System

11 A Comparison of Fourteen Technical Trading Systems for Gold

12 Investing in the S&P 500 ETF and the e-mini.

13 DAX Futures Trading

14 A Neural Network vs a Conventional System for Trading FTSE Futures

15 The Use of Intermarket Systems in Stock Trading

A Trading System for Relative Strength Asset Allocation.

17 Forex & Trading Strategies Using Intermarket Analysis

18 Last words.

MetaStock Code and Test Specifications, Appendix A

Neural Network Systems (Appendix B).

Rectangles in Appendix C.

Glossary.

Bibliography.

Index.

Author Biographical Information

Markos Katsanos is a technical analyst and trading system specialist who created two new technical indicators. His Finite Volume Element (FVE) and Volume Flow (VFI) Indicators, which demonstrate the link between volume and price movement, have become popular tools used by traders, and the code has been included into practically all technical analysis and trading software. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and a Master of Science in Structural Engineering, and he is a member of the San Francisco Technical Securities Analysts Association (TSAASF). Since 1987, he has traded stocks and commodities, beginning with basic analysis. With his engineering background, he rapidly gravitated toward market technical analysis. With over two decades of expertise in computerized stock and futures research, he has spent years refining his algorithms to develop some of the most lucrative trade selection systems. He specializes in mechanical systems and has built hundreds of them for his clients and himself. Markos Katsanos has written multiple articles for Stocks & Commodities and other financial journals on technical analysis. He is now in the process of establishing his own financial consulting firm.

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