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• Timing The Move by Lorne W. Rae

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Timing The Move by Lorne W. Rae All traders want to know in advance how long a price trend will last. Try predicting it with this technique. A note in Robert Edwards and John Magee's Technical Analysis Of Stock Trends states, "Volume is of the utmost importance in all technical phenomena," but then Edwards and Magee add, "... the exact number of shares traded is not important." Over the half century since this work was first published, not a lot of attention has been paid to absolute volume, but it's time to take a closer look at this concept. We might just find that the number of shares tra...

AUTHOR: Lorne W. RaeDATE: AUG 2001SUBJECT: New Techniques

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• Ram Trading by Lorne W. Rae

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Ram Trading by Lorne W. Rae With this simple daytrading method using candlestick formations and the opening action, this author demonstrates a high-probability, low-risk trading strategy that gets you in and out in a single day. Just as the battering ram had a single purpose in the earliest wars -- namely, punching a hole in a barred city gate -- what I refer to as the Ram trading method is focused on a singular goal: to identify and implement low-risk trades that make money. To a trader, time is all-important. For stock traders, the shorter the time interval between buys and sells, the less ...

AUTHOR: Lorne W. RaeDATE: APR 2000SUBJECT: New Techniques

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• Yield Spread Tunnels by Lorne W. Rae

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Yield Spread Tunnels Fixed income investors have an array of instruments in which to invest. They can choose from an assortment of maturities as well as credit quality. Here's a simple technique with which to identify opportunities in the fixed-income market. One common technique for assisting fixed-income investors and traders in their decision making is the analysis of yield spreads. A yield spread is the difference in yield to maturity (or that discount rate which equates the present value of a bond to its market value) between two bonds. The spread is expressed in terms of basis points (e...

AUTHOR: Lorne W. RaeDATE: JUN 1999SUBJECT: New Techniques