We use trend-following, trend continuation and trend reversal pattern recognition techniques to apply technical charting rules to trading seven major currency pairs for the period of 1999 through early 2007. Our results suggest that the persistent popularity of technical analysis among practicing traders may be the result of a “lottery” wherein most of the participants end up with zero profits. However, the rest of the participants are much more likely to end up winning rather than losing. In this way, the popularity of technical trading rules may co-exist with the validity of market efficiency hypothesis
This paper examines the out-of-sample performance of intraday technical trading strategies selected...
Debate exists in financial markets over whether patterns exist in stock prices which can be used to ...
The sole use of price and related summary statistics in a technical trading strategy is an anathema ...
In this analysis, three simple technical trading rules - filter rules, moving average rules and chan...
While many technical trading rules are based upon patterns in asset prices, we lack convincing expla...
This paper investigates the profitability of technical trading rules in the foreign exchange market ...
We conduct an extensive examination of the profitability of technical analysis in ten emerging forei...
Two moving average technical trading rules for the Austrian stock market are tested. Results indicat...
Abstract This paper reports evidence on the profitability and statistical significance of a large nu...
This paper studies predictability of currency returns over time and the extent to which it is captur...
This paper provides a comprehensive empirical investigation of the profitability of foreign exchange...
This study investigates whether the moving average and trading range breakout rules can outperform a...
In this article we reexamine the profitability of technical analysis using White's reality check and...
This paper tests three moving average technical trading rules for the S&P 500 stock index. Using...
The purpose of this report is to review the evidence on the profitability of technical analysis. To ...
This paper examines the out-of-sample performance of intraday technical trading strategies selected...
Debate exists in financial markets over whether patterns exist in stock prices which can be used to ...
The sole use of price and related summary statistics in a technical trading strategy is an anathema ...
In this analysis, three simple technical trading rules - filter rules, moving average rules and chan...
While many technical trading rules are based upon patterns in asset prices, we lack convincing expla...
This paper investigates the profitability of technical trading rules in the foreign exchange market ...
We conduct an extensive examination of the profitability of technical analysis in ten emerging forei...
Two moving average technical trading rules for the Austrian stock market are tested. Results indicat...
Abstract This paper reports evidence on the profitability and statistical significance of a large nu...
This paper studies predictability of currency returns over time and the extent to which it is captur...
This paper provides a comprehensive empirical investigation of the profitability of foreign exchange...
This study investigates whether the moving average and trading range breakout rules can outperform a...
In this article we reexamine the profitability of technical analysis using White's reality check and...
This paper tests three moving average technical trading rules for the S&P 500 stock index. Using...
The purpose of this report is to review the evidence on the profitability of technical analysis. To ...
This paper examines the out-of-sample performance of intraday technical trading strategies selected...
Debate exists in financial markets over whether patterns exist in stock prices which can be used to ...
The sole use of price and related summary statistics in a technical trading strategy is an anathema ...