Takes the guesswork out of Buy, Sell, and Hold!
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Stockup
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Takes the guesswork out of Buy, Sell, and Hold! |
THE USE OF STOCKUP'S SUGGESTED ACTIONS IS AT YOUR OWN RISK!
IT IS POSSIBLE TO LOSE SOME OR ALL OF YOUR INVESTMENT
BY RELYING
ON STOCKUP'S SUGGESTED ACTIONS.
Stockup is a proprietary technology for analyzing stock trades --
suggesting the best times to buy, sell or hold a given stock.
First, READ THE DISCLAIMER!
Second, pick stocks that you have "faith" in. It is best is to pick stocks
in an industry that you understand. Stockup does not pick
stocks for you. Stockup has no knowledge of any specific company or
industry. Stockup knows only company stock prices and volumes.
Third, use Stockup to SUGGEST when
you BUY or
SELL your stock. Stockup-suggested
trades are best made at the end of the trading day. 3:30pm EST is a
good time to make your trades. Why? Because Stockup's trading
simulations are based on stock
closing prices.
If the Stockup-suggested action is
HOLD, then do not buy or sell the
stock. Instead, wait for a day when the suggested action is
either BUY or
SELL.
Fourth, enjoy your superior stock yields -- using Stockup!
(See disclaimer)
Over time stocks move in cycles. In theory, the cycles can be predicted
perfectly by a "perfect"
Moving Average (MA). But, finding
that "perfect" moving average is the rub!
Using advanced technologies,
Stockup finds a "very good" moving average for each stock, and uses
this information to suggest buy, sell, or hold actions. The net results,
over time, are statistically superior stock investment yields.
(See disclaimer)
A Moving Average is calculated by
taking the stock closing price over a
PERIOD (length of time),
then averaging the closing prices over that period.
When a stock's price is greater than the MA, it is said to be "in
zone" and statistically a good time to buy the stock. When doing
stock MA analyses, Stockup also shifts the MA around by an
In Zone Factor (IZF). The
IZF affects the timing of Stockup-suggested actions.
In addition, for some stocks, a better predictor of the future is to use a
WEIGHTED MA.
A weighted MA is where more significance is
given to yesterday than the day before yesterday.
In order to determine whether to buy, sell, or hold a stock, Stockup
calculates the MA for a given stock using all combinations of
PERIOD,
IZF, and
WEIGHTED MA. Then, for each combination Stockup goes back
360 stock trading days of the stock's history and simulates stock trades
using MA-indicated buy,
sell, or hold actions; i.e.,
back testing the given combination.
The combination
yielding the most profits consistently
through back testing is the one that Stockup uses to determine today's
suggested buy, sell, or hold action for that stock.
Every 30 minutes throughout each trading day
Stockup repeats this lengthy analysis, producing
its
best suggested buy, sell, or hold action for each stock.
What is Stockup?
How do I use Stockup?
The Stockup Theory