Technical Analysis

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Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
The No-Frills Investment Strategy
Picking the Right Investment Vehicles
Risk: Reward Comparisons Between More Volatile and Less Volatile Equity Mutual Fund Portfolios
Gain/Pain Ratios
Drawdown: The Measure of Ultimate Risk
The End Result: Less Is More
Changing Your Bets While the Race Is Still Underway
Relative Strength Investing
Testing the Relative Strength Investment Strategy: A 14-Year Performance Record of Relative Strength Investing
Results of Quarterly Reranking and Quarterly Rebalancing (1990-2003
Buy-and-Hold Results: The Standard & Poor's 500 Benchmark
Increasing the Risk: Maintaining a Portfolio of Somewhat More Aggressive Mutual Funds
Observations
Upping the Ante: The Effects of Applying the Concepts ofnbsp;Relative Strength Selection to a Still More Volatile Portfolio of Mutual Funds
General Observations
A Quick Review of Relative Strength Investing
Summing Up
Two Quick-and-Dirty Stock Market Mood Indicators
Identifying High- and Low-Risk Investment Climates
The Nasdaq/New York Stock Exchange Index Relative Strength Indicator
The Maintenance and Interpretation of the Nasdaq/NYSE Index Relative Strength Indicator
Observations
Measuring the Market Mood with the Intermediate Monetary Filter
The Monetary Model
The Ingredients
The Calculation and Rules of the Intermediate Monetary Filter
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