Contents & References of Comparison of technical analysis strategies with buy and hold method for buying stocks
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Chapter One: General research. 1
1-1 Introduction. 2
2-1 The importance of the research topic and the motivation for choosing it. 3
3-1 research objectives. 4
4-1 research hypotheses. 5
5-1 Statistical community and its volume. 5
6-1 Calculation of sample size. 6
7-1 Method of collecting information. 6
8-1 Method of data analysis. 6
1-9 Research concepts and vocabulary. 8
1-9-1 moving average: 8
2-9-1 indicator. 8
3-9-1 power index of movement size. 9
4-9-1 Stop points and geometric return. 9
Chapter Two: Background of the research. 10
1-2 Introduction. 11
2-2 Theoretical foundations of research. 12
1-2-2 portfolio method. 12
2-2-2 fundamental analysis. 14
1-2-2-2 Review and analysis of the country's economic situation: 15
2-2-2-2 Industry analysis: 15
3-2-2-2 Company analysis: 16
4-2-2-2 Stock price evaluation: 16
3-2-2 Technical analysis. 16
3-2 investment strategies. 18
1-3-2 Fundamental investment strategies. 19
1-1-3-2 acceleration strategy. 19
2-1-3-2 reverse strategy. 20
3-1-3-2 accrual items. 21
4-1-3-2 Growth stocks and value stocks. 22
2-3-2 Technical investment strategies. 25
1-2-3-2 moving average strategy. 25
1-1-2-3-2 simple moving average: 26
2-1-2-3-2 balanced moving average. 26
3-1-2-3-2 exponential moving average. 27
4-1-2-3-2 triangular moving average. 29
5-1-2-3-2 variable moving average. 29
2-4 trading methods used based on moving average. 31
1-4-2 moving average relationship with price. 31
2-4-2 relationship between short-term moving average and long-term moving average. 32
5-2 Moving Average Convergent-Divergent (MACD) 32
6-2 Movement Size Strength Index (RSI) 33
7-2 Fundamental and Technical Combined Investment Strategies. 36
2-8 Research abroad. 41
1-8-2 Alexander's research. 41
2-8-2 Fama and Bloom research. 42
3-8-2 Van Horn and Parker research. 42
4-8-2 James research. 42
5-8-2 Jensen and Bennington research. 43
6-8-2 Brook et al.'s research. 44
7-8-2 Bloom et al.'s research. 46
Bsambinder and Chan's research. 46
9-8-2 Research by Hudson et al. 47
10-8-2 Mills research. 47
11-8-2 Jinkai research. 48
12-8-2 Isakou and Hollistin research. 48
13-8-2 Research by White et al. 48
14-8-2 Ranter and Leal research. 49
15-8-2 Research by Wang et al. 49
16-8-2 Gonaskridge and Power research. 50
17-8-2 Seok Jun Lee et al. 50
18-8-2 Shin Yun Wang et al. 51
19-8-2 Kukuhan Chen et al. 51
20-8-2 Haren and Paolo. 51
2-9 Investigations inside the country. 51
Chapter three: Research method. 54
1-3 Introduction. 55
2-3 research method. 55
3-3 Statistical community and its volume. 56
4-3 Calculation of sample size and sampling method (if sampling): 56
5-3 Research hypothesis. 58
6-3 research hypotheses. 58
3-7 Method of gathering information. 59
8-3 Information analysis method: 59
9-3 Definition of concepts and vocabulary. 61
1-9-3 indicator. 61
2-9-3 moving averages: (New Reward 3 software) 63
5-9-3 stop points and geometric return. 67
3-10 Technical strategies used 68
3-11 Information necessary for research hypothesis calculations. 71
A) Company stock price: 71
B) Ordinary meetings: 71
C) Extraordinary meetings: 71
12-3 Calculating the return rate of shares in the purchase and holding method. 72
3-13 Information necessary to analyze hypotheses 72
1-13-3 Statistical test. 73
2-13-3 Will Coxon test. 73
Chapter Four: Data Analysis 75
1-4 Introduction. 76
2-4 Data collection and calculation of research variables. 76
3-4 Assumptions of research variable calculations. 77
4-4 statistical test. 89
1-4-4 The first hypothesis. 89
1-1-4-4 years. 89
2-1-4-4 two-year and three-year. 91
2-4-4 The second hypothesis. 94
1-2-4-4 years.94
2-2-4-4 two-year and three-year. 96
3-4-4 The third hypothesis. 98
1-3-4-4 years. 98
2-3-4-4 two-year and three-year. 100
The fifth chapter: summary, conclusion and interpretation. 104
1-5 Introduction. 105
2-5 research summary. 105
5-3 Conclusion. 106
4-5 scientific proposals. 109
1-4-5 suggestions based on research results. 109
Resources. 112
Persian sources. 112
Foreign sources. 115
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