Article Archive For Keyword: by Melanie F

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• Consolidation Patterns by Melanie F. Bowman and Thom Hartle

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Consolidation Patterns by Melanie F. Bowman and Thom Hartle Every price trend, be it stock or commodity, takes a breather from time to time. It is a period of indecision when the pressures of buyers and sellers balance each other out. This stalemate mos

AUTHOR: Melanie F. Bowman and Thom HartleDATE: NOV 1990

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• Dow Theory by Melanie F. Bowman and Thom Hartle

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Dow Theory by Melanie F. Bowman and Thom Hartle For a man who had the perfect opportunity to widely publicize his theory of stock market trends but never used it, Charles H. Dow nevertheless left a definitive legacy--the Dow theory is at the root of tech

AUTHOR: Melanie F. Bowman and Thom HartleDATE: SEP 1990

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• Reversal Patterns by Melanie F. Bowman and Thom Hartle

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Reversal Patterns by Melanie F. Bowman and Thom Hartle Market prices, as one well-worn adage points out, are trapped in a two-dimensional world with little directional leeway. They are either climbing up, dropping down or moving sideways. And, the fact

AUTHOR: Melanie F. Bowman and Thom HartleDATE: OCT 1990

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• Trendlines by Melanie F. Bowman and Thom Hartle

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Trendlines by Melanie F. Bowman and Thom Hartle Trendlines are those lines drawn on charts to assist the technician in analyzing a market. A trendline drawn below rising prices is known as a demand, or oversold, line, while a trendline drawn above decli

AUTHOR: Melanie F. Bowman and Thom HartleDATE: FEB 1991