We usually hear about 'Bottom-Up investing' through Wall Street reports. It's an appropriate approach to get excess earnings.
What is Bottom-Up investing?
Bottom-up investing is an investment style in which an investor focuses on the fundamental of an individual company, rather than on the industry in which that company operates or on the greater economy as a whole.
What to consider?
Bottom-up investing forces investors to consider microeconomic factors first and foremost.
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1、 Introduction to MA (Moving Average)
Moving averages are calculated based on statistical algorithms. The average stock prices within a certain period are calculated and connected to form a line, which is the moving average.
2、Calculation Formula
Moving Average = the sum of closing prices during the sampling days / the number of sampling days
Example: MA5 is equal to the sum of 5 trading days' closing prices divided by 5.
3、Indication Application...