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- How One Healthcare Provider Applied Lavante to Clean Up Vendor File and Drive Recovery Dollars – Recapping a Recent Industry Conference SessionLast month at the IFO’s HPAS conference I had the pleasure of co-presenting a session with Jennifer Barnett, former AP Manager of Summa Health and current AP Manager for Walmart Foundation. The session, entitled Moving Beyond Manual Processes to Improve AP Efficiencies, focused on how while at Summa Health, Jennifer had worked to move away Read More... […]
- Benefiting from a Prescription for Clean Data: A Case StudyA recent case study developed by Spend Matters details how a North American and global procurement organization for a top five pharmaceutical company applied a defined exercise and solution implementation from Lavante to discover where it had excess risk exposure, lack of policy compliance, overpayments and other cost driving issues. The procurement organiz […]
- New Resources and Best Practices Advice: Lavante In The NewsWord is spreading like wildfire. Articles featuring best practices and tips on credit recovery from Lavante have been hitting the streets over the past two months. If you are looking for some expert advice on how best to put dollars back to your bottom line, the following articles may give you the valuable insight you Read More... […]
- Seven Tips to Avoid the Impact of Bad Supplier DataBad data can be at the root of many finance and accounts payable challenges. And there are many ways vendor data can be processed that cause duplicate vendor files to be set up. Consider the various ways that a company names can be constructed. The screen shot below how the Lavante Recovery™ solution has located Read More... […]
- Lavante is Pleased to Welcome Lennox Industries as a New Lavante Recovery UserEarlier this month we announced the addition of a new Lavante Recovery™ customer, Lennox Industries. I’d like to share with you some of the compelling reasons why they chose our solution over other traditional, manual services. Not only do these reflect what I see as the key strengths of our technology-driven recovery solution, but they Read More... […]
How To Determine Whether The Trend Is Strong?
You can compare a trend to a river. It is always easier to paddle in the direction of the river! Your speed of paddling can be assisted by the speed of the current. For if the current is real strong, you can make a fortune. What this means is that trading a strong trend can be highly profitable. But how do you determine whether the trend is real strong or not? Now, if the trend is real strong and persistent, it is very likely that big money of institutional traders is at work. Watch this Freedom Forex Formula videos that show how to build a $34 million forex account from scratch using nothing but simple forex methods. Download this special manuscript the explains the forex method in step by step detail FREE. You should not miss these forex training videos. They are full of premium content. Learn this Fibonacci Retracement method FREE that pulls 500+ pips per trade! Get this 1 Minute Forex Trading System FREE!
So how do you filter a strong trend from a weak trend? Now, we have said that the 10 day EMA is going to be our focus when trading strong trends. Wha we need to do is to add a filter based on this exponential moving average (EMA) in order to be sure that this is no ordinary trend.
So how do we know that this uptrend is a strong trend with big money driving the currency prices up and up? We will ue the 10 day EMA, the 20 day EMA, the 50 day EMA and the100 day EMA for determining the strength of the uptrend. The 10 day EMA should be above the 20 day EMA. The 20 day EMA should be above the 50 day EMA and the 50 day EMA should be above the 100 day EMA. In addition to that the price action should have been above the 10 day EMA for at least the lat 10 candles to confirm that this uptrend is indeed strong .
Similarly in case of a downtrend, the proper order of the EMAs should be 100 day exponential moving average above the 50 day exponential moving average that should be above the 20 day EMA which should be above the 10 day EMA. Plus the price action should be below the 10 day EMA for at least 10 candles to confirm that this a real strong downtrend .
Filed under News by on Jul 24th, 2010. 
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