Article Archive For
Ryan Henry
The New Normal & How To Profit From It
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Is there such a thing as a "normal" market environment anymore? From the looks of it, probably not, but that may not be a bad thing. There are still opportunities to make a lot of money. We'll explore them he...
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: JUL 2015SUBJECT: Charting
Catch That Trend
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Is instinct all it takes to succeed in the markets? Do you really need to use indicators, chart patterns, and trading systems? Find out how this trader's approach is just a little different from the way most traders approach the market....
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: NOV 2013SUBJECT: Charting
Trading Elliott Waves As Mechanical Systems
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...While there will always be subjective aspects to Elliott wave theory, there are also undeniable facts associated with the theory embodying some of its most profitable components. These facts can be used to trade the Elliott wave in an objective fashion as if it were a mechanical system....
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: DEC 2012SUBJECT: Forecasting
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: Bonus Issue 2012SUBJECT: Charting
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: MAR 2011SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
Elliott Wave And The Explosive Stock
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...We all have one goal in mind in this trading game:
We want to find winning investments that leave
our accounts better off than where they started.
Many traders seek to accomplish this goal by
digging through financial statements, news articles, and trade
magazines in search of companies with exploding earnings or
industry-changing innovations in the works. No doubt, these
things create a ton of potential in terms of a company's stock
growth. But we have no way of knowing how the market will
react to even the most promising headlines....
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: JUN 2011SUBJECT: Working Money
Working Money: Follow The Market Herd With Elliott Wave by Ryan Henry
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Does this sound familiar?
You spend countless
hours analyzing a company's financial strength,
market position, and industry potential.
You decide that everything is on
the up and up, and that the company
deserves a place in your investment
portfolio. You buy the stock, waiting
for your payday -- and then watch
in horror as the stock does the same
thing that the stocks of its lesser
competitors are doing. If you're like most
traders, this is a common scenario. It's
true that financially strong stocks in
leading industries have the potential
to be great investments. ...
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: JAN 2011SUBJECT: Traders' Notebook
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: Bonus Issue 2011SUBJECT: The Chartist
Manage Your Trades With Elliott Wave
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...The easy part of investing in stocks is getting into a trade.
You study the chart, understand the company's business
and fundamentals, find your buy point, and then dive
in with big expectations. But what's next? How do you
know when to take your gains off the table, or more important,
when to tuck your tail and run when it goes against you?...
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: AUG 2011SUBJECT: Closing Your Positions
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: NOV 2010SUBJECT: Trader's Notebook
AUTHOR: Ryan HenryDATE: DEC 2010SUBJECT: The Chartist