Basic Principles of Momentum Interpretation--How to Use Them, When to Use Them, and Why They Increase Trading Accuracy Momentum is the measurement of a price move's velocity, and is one of today's most popular technical analysis tools for spotting trends and turning points. Momentum Explained, Volume 1--a six-hour multimedia CD-ROM tutorial and workbook--offers an in-depth introduction on the use of momentum analysis in markets from stocks and indexes to commodities and currencies. Hands-on tips and techniques, actual trading charts, and examples from real-time trading explain how to generate accurate, momentum-based buy and sell signals using: Oscillator interpretations Classic divergences Divergence variations Trendlines Peak and trough analysis Moving averages Changes in primary trends The Relative Strength Indicator (RSI) The Moving Average Convergent Divergence Indicator (MACD) Stochastics McGraw-Hill's Martin Pring on Technical Analysis series is a unique combination of in-depth audio-visual CD-ROM tutorial and workbook, and is an excellent teaching tool for in-depth research, instant reference, and interactive review. It provides technical traders with remarkably accurate methods--proven effective in today's fast-moving markets--for anticipating and exploiting trends. Actual trading charts show you market momentum in action!.