How To Use The 10-Week Moving Average For Buying And Selling

For position traders who want to manage their risk at proper entry points and have a clearly defined level at which to sell top stocks without getting shaken out too quickly, the 10-week moving average can be a great tool for your portfolio management tool box.
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[@cosmeticdentalpatients3660]

Hi Alissa - Great video. Thanks!!!

[@yasirali709]

You've welcome, I'm always happy to help.

[@ivansanm]

But with that calculation, you would have probably got shaken out...as it is really weird it is supported right at the 10 week line...it could have been supported 1% or 2% below the 10 week line...

[@maximusmaximus5838]

Thanks IBD.

[@akam0707]

Belajar dengan Isaham je, lagi bagus.

[@jamesdoyle59]

I don't consider starting any position unless it is above the 10 week line.

[@antonnovo695]

Thats why you mostly lose

[@jr4487]

What is the 10 week line based on? Is that the 50 MA, 100, MA or the 200 MA?

[@kahunabrain]

its based on 10 Period Moving average on a weekly chart. its logically similar to 50MA on a dailly chart. 5 trading days in a week. So 10 weeks = 50 Days

[@TheGreyGhost_of43rd]

😂😂😂

[@antonnovo695]

lol

[@neverstopthemusic7034]

There are many mistakes in this video.