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Charles D. Kirkpatrick II, CMT is currently president of Kirkpatrick & Company, Inc., Kittery, Maine. This is a privatecorporation specializing in technical research that publishes the Kirkpatrick Market Strategist advisory newsletter.
In the recent past, Mr. Kirkpatrick has been a director of the Market Technicians Association–an association of professional analysts—and served on its Dow Award Committee, Education Committee, and as chairman of the Academic Liaison Committee. He was editor of the Journal of Technical Analysis—the official journal of technical analysis research—and an instructor in finance at the Fort Lewis College School of Business Administration in Durango, Colorado–one of only seven colleges (as opposed to universities) in the U.S. accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). In 2007, with coauthor, Professor Julie Dahlquist, he published a textbook on technical analysis: Technical Analysis — The Complete Resource for Financial Market Technicians –now used in university finance classes and the Market Technicians Association’s professional education programs.
In addition, Mr. Kirkpatrick has received awards from his peers. In 1993 and 2001 he received the Charles H. Dow Award for excellence in technical researchand in 2008, he received the Market Technicians Association Annual Award–an award given once a year to someone for “Outstanding Contributions to the Field of Technical Analysis.” He is a graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy, Harvard College, and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and served as a decorated combat officer in the First Cavalry Division in Vietnam. He currently resides on an island in Maine with his wife, Ellie, and various domestic animals.
Introduction | p. 1 |
Investing Today | p. 3 |
Investment Management | p. 4 |
Investment Management Incentive | p. 5 |
What Do You Do? | p. 15 |
Summary | p. 18 |
Beliefs and Biases | p. 19 |
The Markets | p. 20 |
My Emotional Experience | p. 22 |
Summary | p. 25 |
Investment Risk | p. 27 |
Individual Stock Risk | p. 27 |
Randomness | p. 29 |
Diversification | p. 30 |
Law of Percentages | p. 31 |
Drawdown | p. 31 |
Market Risk | p. 33 |
Summary | p. 37 |
Conventional Analysis | p. 39 |
Fundamental Versus Technical Methods | p. 39 |
Summary | p. 46 |
Prediction Versus Reaction | p. 47 |
Economists | p. 47 |
Gurus and "Experts" | p. 49 |
Mutual Funds | p. 50 |
Security Analysts | p. 50 |
Reaction Technique | p. 53 |
Summary | p. 55 |
Meeting the Relatives | p. 57 |
Value | p. 58 |
Growth | p. 61 |
Price Strength | p. 63 |
The Evidence | p. 67 |
Summary | p. 68 |
Value Selection | p. 69 |
Performance Three Months Ahead | p. 73 |
Performance Six Months Ahead | p. 74 |
Performance Twelve Months Ahead | p. 77 |
Advancing and Declining Background Market | p. 78 |
Relative Price-to-Sales Percentile During a Declining Market After Three Months | p. 81 |
Summary | p. 83 |
Relative Reported EarningsGrowth Selection | p. 85 |
Summary | p. 93 |
Relative Price Strength Selection | p. 95 |
Relative Strength Calculations | p. 95 |
Summary | p. 105 |
Putting It Together | p. 109 |
Growth Model | p. 109 |
Value Model | p. 113 |
Summary of Growth and Value List Triggers | p. 116 |
New Model (Called the "Bargain List") | p. 118 |
Summary | p. 122 |
Selecting and Deleting Stocks | p. 125 |
Buying | p. 125 |
Selling | p. 127 |
Sources of Relative Information | p. 130 |
Other Concerns | p. 131 |
How to Act | p. 132 |
Summary | p. 135 |
Creating a Portfolio of Stocks | p. 137 |
Maximum Drawdown | p. 138 |
Simple but Practical Methods of Creating a Portfolio | p. 138 |
Summary | p. 146 |
Conclusion | p. 147 |
Investment Procedure Example | p. 149 |
Finding Data, Calculating Data, and Locating Sources | p. 149 |
The Hypothetical Value Model Portfolio | p. 150 |
Performance of Value Model | p. 152 |
Adding and Deleting Stocks | p. 154 |
References | p. 157 |
Index | p. 159 |
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