Course overview

Normalized Spread measures are computed by dividing a spread measure (excluding a squared unit variance) by a location measure. A good example is the standardized standard deviation. The standard deviation is just the standard deviation divided by the average.

Technical analysis indicators like the Normalized Spread analyze price data and translate it into simple signals that are easy to grasp. These indicators allow the investor to choose the best moment to buy or sell. The technical analysis indicator provides signals to the investor to assist them assess market trends and predicted price behavior. To maximize profit, price, volume, and time-sensitive combinations of Technical analysis indicators are used.

Course outline

Here are the materials that will assist you in learning how to trade with precision through the Normalized Spread course:

• Part 1: Normalized spread between John’s principal exponential moving averages for statistical analysis.
• Part 2: The spread is represented by 1, 2, and 3 standard deviation values on the oscillator panel.

What will you learn?

The following topics are covered in this course on Normalized Spreads course:

• Capability to assess pricing data and convert it into simple signals.
• Ability to determine the ideal time to purchase or sell.
• Competence in predicting market trends and pricing behavior.
• Technical analysis skills to optimize profit, price, volume, and time-sensitive combinations.

Who is this course for?

The Normalized Spreads course focuses on:

• Those who want to improve their assess pricing data skills
• Those who want to improve their skills in determining the ideal time to purchase or sell.
• Those who want to be better in predicting market trends and pricing behavior.