The evaluation profits of buy/sell signals according to the method of moving average in Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISO)
2011
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Technical Analysis, we can define it basically as an art of guessing the future price movements of the stocks according to the past movements. Technical Analysis concerns only with the price of the stocks. It doesn?t concern with the other factors. But these factors will eventually be in the prices.In this Tehisis, It is examined in ISE that by using The moving averages which is the basis of the most indicators. In the study, the returns have been examined which have been crossing with the short-term and long-term moving average.Stock returns, according to the signals obtained from a variety of ways to invest more recently have been used quite often, according to these signals automatically giving orders even foreign markets has long been used. It is evaluated that the automatic orders, which are created according to the algorithmic models that will be inevitablly applied although they are not legally infrastructured completely, will be the basis in the future.
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Dr. Gökhan Mayil
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Sakarya University
Muhasebe Finansman Bilim Dalı
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Gökhan Mayil (Doctorate thesis). The evaluation profits of buy/sell signals according to the method of moving average in Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISO), 2011, Sakarya University.
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