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NEPSE in Bollinger Bands
Author(s) -
Rashesh Vaidya,
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Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
national accounting review
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2689-3010
DOI - 10.3934/nar.2021023
Subject(s) - volatility (finance) , economics , financial economics , econometrics , mathematics
An investor uses the graphical presentation of Bollinger Bands to get signals of the ups and downs, as well the volatility of the market from the expansion and tightening of the UBB and LBB, reflecting higher and lower volatility. The percent (%) b helps determine the opportunities during extreme periods from the market, looking at the concentration of line graph at the value "0" or "1" reflecting the bearish and bullish trend, respectively. The Bandwidth Index was able to picture out the bullish trend with a squeeze at the upper band. The positive unimodality of Q for NEPSE daily return for the period of the fiscal year 1998–1999 to the fiscal year 2019–2020 indicated normality for the market return. Nevertheless, the results for the trading signals based on the Bollinger bands are seen as useful for an investor by giving a clear signal to "buy" or "sell". At the same time, relying only on Bollinger Bands with a specific period MA, i.e. the Bollinger Bands with a shorter moving average (MA) shows higher fluctuations and vice-versa, hence, could show false signals while choosing inappropriate MA, therefore, help of other technical analysis tools should be taken while going for an investment decision.

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