Article Archive For
Rudy Teseo
How Far Down Can It Go?
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Not many people worry about how high a market can go. It can go on indefinitely. And while technically, a market could potentially fall to zero, the chance of that happening is slim. Fibonacci retracement levels are a handy reference guide to have when you try to figure out how low a market could go. Find out here how to apply them...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: Bonus Issue 2018SUBJECT: Indicators
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JAN 2017SUBJECT: Charting
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: Bonus Issue 2016SUBJECT: Artificial Intelligence
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: MAY 2015SUBJECT: Indicators
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: APR 2015SUBJECT: Novice Trader
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: Bonus Issue 2012SUBJECT: Forex Focus
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: AUG 2012SUBJECT: Indicators
Interdependent Economic Factors And Forex
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Business cycles, asset allocation, economic indicators, and forex are intertwined in ways you can only begin to imagine...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: APR 2012SUBJECT: Traders' Notebook
Interdependent Economic Factors And Forex
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Business cycles, asset allocation, economic indicators, and forex are intertwined in ways you can only begin to imagine...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: OCT 2011SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: MAR 2007SUBJECT: The Chartist
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JUN 2006SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
Working Money: Pivot Points, Stop-Losses, & Buy-Stops by Rudy Teseo
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JUN 2006SUBJECT: The Chartist
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JAN 2006SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: FEB 2006SUBJECT: The Chartist
Working Money: Step-By-Step System Design by Rudy Teseo
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: APR 2006SUBJECT: Working Money
Working Money: Forex Risk Management by Rudy Teseo
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: OCT 2005SUBJECT: Working Money
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: MAY 2005SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: MAR 2005SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JUN 2005SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JUL 2005SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
Forex, Anyone? by Rudy Teseo
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JUL 2005SUBJECT: Currency Central
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: DEC 2005SUBJECT: Candlestick Corner
Point & Figure Moving Averages
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: Bonus Issue 2004
Fundamental Analysis 101 by Rudy Teseo
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: SEP 2003SUBJECT: Novice Traders' Notebook
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JUN 2003SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
Working Money: LRS + R-Squared The 95% Solution by Rudy Teseo
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: FEB 2003SUBJECT: The Chartest
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: AUG 2003SUBJECT: The Chartist
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: APR 2003SUBJECT: The Chartist
Trading The Elliott Wave by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Trading The Elliott Wave by Rudy Teseo
Setting up Elliott wave projections on a spreadsheet can help you make your trading decisions.
So far we have covered wave theory (part I), wave patterns (part II), and channels (part III). It will be helpful to have those previous articles handy for reference. Finally, we will discuss the detailed procedures for trading the wave. Elliott wave (EW) analysis is probably one of the most flexible systems you will find. You can be 100% bullish and only trade the motive waves in uptrends and the corrective waves in downtrends; you can be 100% bearish and onl...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: SEP 2002SUBJECT: Novice Traders' Notebook
LRS + R-Squared = The 95% Solution
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...No, this has nothing to do with Sherlock Holmes. It has a lot to do with the linear regression slope, r-squared, and how combined they can tell you whether the trend is strong...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: OCT 2002SUBJECT: The Chartist
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: MAY 2002SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: MAR 2002SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
Working Money: Those Ubiquitous Fibonacci Ratios by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Working Money: Those Ubiquitous Fibonacci Ratios by Rudy Teseo
How do I use thee? Let me count
the ways.
What do nature, astronomy, and
the stock market have in
common? They have something
in common you may have heard
of, but never really known what it is: a number
sequence discovered by a 13th-century
mathematician named Leonardo of Pisa and
spelled out in his work Liber Abacci. I doubt
that he ever considered the sequence, later
known as the Fibonacci series -- zero, 1, 1, 2,
3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, and so on -- would
have the long-lasting effect it did, eventually
finding its way into ...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: MAR 2002SUBJECT: Working Money
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JUN 2002SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
Working Money: Counting Elliott Waves, Part 1 by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Counting Elliott Waves, Part 1 by Rudy Teseo
In this four-part tutorial you'll learn about the
theory and applications of the Elliott wave. In
part I, you'll learn about projections.
This tutorial, while by no means a definitive text on Elliott wave (EW) theory, is instead meant to be an overview of the basic elements that can serve as a foundation for further study. Altogether, the four parts will serve as a helpful reference as you do your own analysis.
Throughout the tutorial, most wave patterns will be shown in rising (bull) markets, since similar principles can be applied to falling (b...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JUN 2002SUBJECT: Novice Traders' Notebook
Working Money: Recognizing Elliott Wave Patterns by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Working Money: Recognizing Elliott Wave Patterns by Rudy Teseo
Part I discussed the basic wave
patterns: impulse and corrective. Part
II will describe the patterns that must
be recognized in order to do a thorough
job of Elliott wave (EW) analysis.
The following examples by no means
include all the patterns you will
encounter in your Elliott wave
analysis, but represent those that
appear most often. You need to know
not only to what price levels the market
will rise, but also what patterns to
expect in your bar (candle) chart.
The two main Elliott waves are
motive and corrective. The motive
...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JUL 2002SUBJECT: Novice Traders' Notebook
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JAN 2002SUBJECT: The Chartist
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JAN 2002SUBJECT: Chart Analysis
Candlesticks Vs. Bar Charts by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Candlesticks Vs. Bar Charts by Rudy Teseo
When you look at your charts,
do you understand everything
they're telling you?
Most books and articles on
candlestick charting point out that
any patterns occurring in bar
charts (cup with handle, head and shoulder,
triangle, and so forth) are also identifiable in
candlestick charts. The reverse is also true:
Any pattern that can be identified in
candlestick charts can be seen in bar charts
(Figure 1). However, traditional technical
analysis references do not illustrate nor
explain candlestick patterns,
although they go into great detail
on bar patt...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: FEB 2002SUBJECT: Candlestick Corner
Chaneling With Elliott Waves Part III by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Chaneling With Elliott Waves Part III by Rudy Teseo
Project coming waves with this classic technique.
Now that you are familiar with some of the many Elliott wave patterns (see parts I and II), I'll discuss a means of projecting the course of a wave in development: the channel. Channels are parallel lines that you draw on your stock charts using a trendline-drawing tool. If you are studying Elliott wave principles but don't have a charting program, you can also construct these channels on commercial stock charts, such as daily charts, or on graph paper. Be sure to use semi-log scales on your...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: AUG 2002SUBJECT: Novice Traders' Notebook
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: APR 2002
Working Money: Stay In The Market With Stop-And-Reverse by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Working Money: Stay In The Market With Stop-And-Reverse by Rudy Teseo
If you hate being out of the market, you should
take a look at this system.
The parabolic time/price system indicator was
developed by J. Welles Wilder. Often referred to
as parabolic SAR or simply SAR (for "stop and
reverse"), the term comes from its appearance as
a parabola when viewed on a chart.
A SuperCharts help file describes SAR as "a system designed
to allow more leeway or tolerance for contratrend price
fluctuation early in a new trade, and then to progressively
tighten a protective trailing stop order as the tr...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: APR 2002SUBJECT: Working Money
The Gartley Setup by Rudy Teseo
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JAN 2001SUBJECT: Classic Techniques
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: DEC 2001
Threshold Trading Revisited by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Threshold Trading Revisited by Rudy Teseo
An introduction for newcomers or a
refresher for old-timers: Here are a couple
of tools we sometimes forget to use.
In trading jargon, the
"threshold" refers to
the presignal area of
overbought/oversold
indicators -- the area
above or below the
limits set in threshold-crossing
indicators. The relative strength index
(RSI) and stochastics are probably the
best known threshold-crossing
indicators and are great for creating
entry and exit trading signals. The
presignal areas -- the "thresholds" --
are useful for knowing when to act,
whether you're buying o...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: DEC 2001SUBJECT: Basic Techniques
The Butterfly Setup by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Pinpoint This Pattern
The Butterfly
Setup
There's more than one way to use harmonic
patterns to find likely buy/sell candidates.
by Rudy Teseo
If you've looked for Gartley patterns
while scrolling through your charts,
it's more than likely that you've
discovered some patterns that resemble
the Gartley but slant downward rather
than upward, the way that the Gartley
setup does. This pattern -- sort of
Gartley, sort of not -- is known as the butterfly. Like the
Gartley, it comes in two forms, bullish and bearish.
The bullish butterfly is similar to the Gartley. However,
although the same ratios ...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: APR 2001SUBJECT: Trading Techniques
Use The CBOE's Options Analysis Calculator -- Gratis by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Use The CBOE's Options
Analysis Calculator -- Gratis by Rudy Teseo
Here's how to use the free option calculator offered by the Chicago Board Options Exchange to set up your positions.
Option strategy diagrams are the standards used in the
industry to represent the curves developed in the
Black-Scholes ?options model. The Black-Scholes
model is actually a mathematical formula that was
developed in the early 1970s for calculating a fair
option price, and it is still the accepted standard used today. You can get an excellent model of these computations, free
of charge, on a compact disc from the...
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: MAR 2000SUBJECT: Options
Candlestick Filtering by Rudy Teseo
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: DEC 1999SUBJECT: New Techniques