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Below is the Daryl Guppy video interview by David Jenyns in October 2009.
David Jenyns: Daryl Guppy is founder and Director of Guppytraders.com Pty Ltd. He is a trading expert, and an active private position trader trading equities and associated derivatives markets. His most recent book is The 36 Strategies of the Chinese For Financial Traders. He is the author of several books including Share Trading and Trading Tactics and Bear Trading and Chart Trading and Trading Asian Shares and Market Trading Tactics and Better Trading and Better Stock Trading. Snapshot Trading examines short term trading strategies. Trend Trading has become a best seller and is available as. in a Chinese language edition published in Beijing.
He developed the Guppy Multiple Moving Average Indicator which is included in Metastock, OmniTrader and other charting programs. He delivers accredited courses for the Singapore Stock Exchange and Society of Remisiers, Singapore. He is an appointed foundation member of the Australian Government Shareholders and Investors Advisory Council. He is a regular technical analyst commentator and guest host on CNBC Asia Squawk Box. As a technical trader he relies mainly on chart and live market information to make trading decisions. He is the publisher of a weekly Internet newsletter Tutorials in Applied Technical Analysis, which explains technical analysis techniques and shows how they are applied to current markets. There are Australian, and Asia & China and India editions of the newsletter, with each concentrating on local market solutions and trading education.
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Below is the Daryl Guppy video interview by David Jenyns in October 2009. David Jenyns:World stock markets are interrelated. The market trend that is happening in one part of the world is often repeated elsewhere. The rest of the world gives us all kinds of strategies that can be applied here in Australia. A market trend echoes around the globe so if you decide to test a strategy in theory in one market, it can be applied in reality in the markets. That is why you don't need a multiple set of trading techniques. It is best to develop one. Use your technique to find the opportunity that matches.
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Below is the Daryl Guppy video interview by David Jenyns in October 2009.
David Jenyns: Volatility trading needs to be well managed because it affects how you approach your entry point and trailing stops. It doesn't define the trend rather it helps identify how much a trend will move.
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