This collection contains 21 of our greatest presentations to far.

If you are unable to attend a seminar, this great CD set is an excellent substitute.

VectorVest’s Best Video CD Set
This Video CD Set has 21 of VectorVest’s greatest presentations to date. Full-length subjects include How to Buy Low and Sell High, Stock Valuation, Bottom Fishing for Explosive Profits, Portfolio Management, Using Stops to Protect Profits, and much more.

This bundle also contains Dr. Bart DiLiddo’s Special Bonus Presentation, The Seven Secrets to Making Money with VectorVest. Each of these presentations includes unique information that can assist you in improving your financial performance. You are not need to spend hours searching for stocks. VectorVest can deliver answers in minutes if you have the correct information!

VectorVest’s Best Video CD Set

A course booklet that includes an outline of the major points discussed throughout each session.

Disc I contains the VectorVest System as well as the Stock Viewer and Graphs.

Disc II: Market Timing, Using Strategies to Improve Performance, and Managing Your Portfolio.

Disc III: Situational Investing, Putting it All Together, and Seven Secrets to Profiting with VectorVest.

Buy Low and Sell High, Easy Does It – Confirmed Up, Easy Does It – Confirmed Down, The Midnight Cowboy, and The Midnight Cowboy Rides Again are all on Disc IV.

Disc V: Jail Break – Does It Again, Buying the Dips, The Comeback Kids, How to Trade Contra ETFs, Hard to Beat, The Midas Touch, Using Stops to Protect Profit

Day trading technical analysis

How to Understand Technical Analysis: Discover Technical Analysis

In finance, technical analysis is a system for anticipating price direction based on prior market data, particularly price and volume.
Many of the instruments used in behavioral economics and quantitative analysis are also used in technical analysis, which, as a part of active management, contradicts much of contemporary portfolio theory.
The efficient-market theory, which claims that stock market prices are inherently unpredictable, challenges the usefulness of both technical and fundamental analysis.