I need a good website to learn about bode plots. what they are. their purpose and how to analyse them.Thankyou
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There are different types of bode plots\n\nCorrected bode plots and phase bode plots are also used.\n\nYou have not mentioned any type but a general reading material can be seen here (Assuming you are asking about electronics)\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/bode%20plot
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=BBBB
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http://www.mathsrevision.net/alevel/\n\nhttp://www.revision-notes.co.uk/A_Level/Maths/Statistics_and_Probability/index.html\n\nhttp://www.mathsnet.net/links/revision.html
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http://www.webspawner.com/users/enterdataathome/ \nhttp://nichole41303.ProWealthResults.com\n\nhttp://www.500cents-500dollars.org/pages/index.php?refid=nichole41303
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Hi! I'm a statistician and I use http://www.statsoft.com as well as cheap textbooks from Half Priced Books in my area. Both seem to help. If you have a specific question, feel free to email me. Don't know how much good I'll be because I use fancy software for my analysis, but I'll try.
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http://www.stockta.com\nuse Fibonacci ABC tool or Fibs analysis tool\n\nAlso the book The New Fibonacci Trader comes with a software cd on the back cover.\n\nsome features:\nFibonacci Summation Series: to capture the rhythm of annual market swings \nCorrections and extensions: trading with and against the main trend \nPHI-channels: as indicators for market trend changes \nPHI-ellipses: to identify underlying structures of price moves \nPHI-spirals: to identify trend reversals in the market \nFibonacci time goal analysis: that use the ratios 0.618, 1.000, and 1.618 to anticipate the exact day, in time and price, a trend will change direction. \n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0471419109/104-0925762-6490333?v=glance&n=283155
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Could you tell me what exactly you're looking for? I deal with a lot of these data problems at work everyday. I need to understand a few things:1. What geography are you talking about? 2. For what are you doing the report? school/b-school/business? 3. What do sort of inferences are you looking for in your data? Do you want to establish eating habits/buying behaviour/etc? You can write to me on equitymonkinlove@yahoo.com
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go to this site, its very good,\n\nit gives clear explanations and statistics
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Occasionally the charts are correct.  Occasionally they are not. When they are not it is call a whip saw.  I tend to use charts but I do not rely on them completely.  I have been whip sawed more than once.  If the stock if fundamentally sound and the chart appears good, then I am apt to invest in it.  I have frequently regretted it.
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go look at the link I provided.  it has lots of good info.
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howstuffworks.com Great site.
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Do you have any idea how many thousands of differnt programs and "pages" and different ways you can display the Dow? Take off the blinders.\n\nWhich "page" are you talking about and how is "this" page different from that page?
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If you are able to spreadbet or use CFD's in your country I would recommend either intellitrend250.com as a good prediction package. This turned £2000GBP into £90000GBP in just 3 years. There is also another good system call Goldline that is very similar.\n\nSticking with spreadbetting and CFD's I would recommend MarketMaker from CMC markets which is free when you open an account with them. They also offer a Forex service but again the products available are limited to where you are in the world.\n\nFor actual online standard trading platforms I would recommend PacificTrader which is very comprehensive and an excellent package.\n\nOfcourse if you are looking for a great system to follow then I would recommend Point and Figure charting which is the only form of analysis that gives crystal clear buy and sell signals. Tom Dorsey has written a book on this (ISBN 0471412929) and also has a website that can help.\n\nIf you want some more specific information feel free to contact me directly.
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check out\nhttp://www.web-ee.com/primers/files/SmithCharts/smith_charts.htm
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I see several things wrong with your blog explanation of MACD. \n\nFirst, you gave the textbook description of how MACD is computed and used, as a fast MA crossing over a slow MA. \n\nThen you say signals are generated by divergence. Not true. The signals are generated from the crossover, as you first stated, with or without divergence. Divergence is just another aspect of momentum indicators. RSI and other momentum indicators also show divergence, but you will go broke trading just divergence. It happens all the time if you just look, and divergence is little better than 50% correct. \n\nThe problem with Momentum Indicators is in a trending market, like right now in the stock market. These indicators can stay Overbought, or in this case, Oversold for days and weeks, signaling a reversal, while the market just keeps going down. The divergence will not help you here, and instead, gives a false signal. This is worse than a "wrong" signal. \n\nDidn't Gerald Appel develop this indicator? If you want to know how to apply an indicator, read the origins of it first by its creator, then test your "theories" thoroughly before using them, or worse, telling others to use them. Publishing ignorance just gives the whole business a bad name.\n\nAppel said the "signal" comes after the crossover when passing through the 50% zone, I think, as a confirmation.\n\nI gave up on this one a long time ago as a short-term indicator.
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try these sites !\n\nhttp://www.acea.be\n\nhttp://www.oica.net/htdocs/statistics/statistics.htm\n\nhttp://www.ukinvest.gov.uk/2/d/10191/en/GB/1.0.html
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Everything seems to be used for analysis, to find the mean curve average...TV....Internet.....I beleive you may be right.\n\nBut hey...Cheer up...Humans just aren't that average. Every time they think that they have found the perfect way to market, advertise and co-erce you into buying a chocolate bar, some other spotty face nerd in the future revolutionises the process.\n\nAll of this analysis is just a sea of change and in a hundred years...BAH!...Who's gonna' care.