Viracocha Enterprises

VIRA FINANCE is a moble application for the financial markets.  It displays:

• User Portfolio of shares
• Daily hi/lo averages
• Stop loss
• Exponential moving averages and signal
• VIRA graphs:  Our proprietary tool that shows the variabiliy of price and volume

Instructions

Vira is an app for the analysis of shares on the financial markets.  Vira calculates the variability of a particular stock and then compares its daily change with that variability.  It then determines whether the movement in the stock price falls inside or outside the expected variation.  We should only react to special movements in the market, not to the random occurrences.  After all, reacting to random movements in the stock market is no better than flipping a coin, or asking the eight ball for answers.

In this app we will also give additional information for your decisions.  You will find an exponential smoothing average of the stock price, often known as MACD, and also a stop loss calculation. 

Exponential Moving Average.

The exponential smoothing average is included as a complement to the Vira indicator.  Vira is a new concept and it is not associated with any “Technical Analysis” that we could find out there.  According to Technical Analysis theory of stock;  a buy signal is given when the more volatile first line crosses the signal indicator from beneath.  A sell signal is given when the first line crosses the signal from above.  The bigger the angle of the crossing, the more significant the signal is supposed to be.



Stop Loss calculation.

A stop-loss order is designed to limit an investor's loss on a stock position. Setting a stop-loss for below the price paid for a stock will limit any loss of capital. This strategy allows investors to determine their loss limit in advance, preventing emotional decision- making.

Vira indicator.

There are two lines shown in the Vira indicators.  The red one shows the price variability of the stock price, and the white one is the variability of the volume of stock traded.  The interaction of these two lines indicates momentum in the market. 

Look for the extremes:

-          The price variability is high, and the volume variability is low:  This indicates that the price of the stock traded has been rising above the expected price variation and the volume has remained the same.  This indicates a momentum in the market in which the price has been high for an unexpected amount of time.  This is the sell zone.

-          The volume variability is high and the price variability is low:  This indicates that the volume of stock traded has remained high at a low price of stock.  This indicates a momentum in the market in which there has been an unusual amount of shared traded at a low price.  This is the buy zone.

-          There are more options to read from these two lines, but the extreme points is an easy way to start the interpretation.