A.When prices are above the upper band they are considered to be in oversold territory

B.When price equals the upper band it is considered bullish

C.The bands are based on the moving averages of prices

D.The bands are based on moving averages of prices plus or minus a standard deviation factor

A.Close out your trade on the second reversal back in the direction of the original signal

B.Buy or sell on pullbacks after initial trade signal

C.Buy or sell as soon as a new column is created on the chart

D.Take small consistent profits, but allow large, windfall profitable positions to run

A.It depends upon the type of analysis or the period being explored

B.It depends upon the period being explored only

C.It depends upon the type of analysis and the period being explored

D.It depends upon the type of analysis only

A.It is unrelated to the risk free rate

B.It is a 45 degree line plotting possible risk versus return

C.It centers on the premise that systemic risks in the financial markets can be diversified away.

D.It is a plot of the highest possible returns obtainable over a series of risk levels

A.Leaf and stem

B.Point-and-Figure

C.Bar/candle

D.Equivolume