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• Peaks And Troughs by Martin J.Pring

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Peaks And Troughs by Martin J.Pring The oldest ways of chart analysis had to work in the days before computers (B.C.).There Ős no reason they shouldnŐt work now. HereŐs a look at peaks and troughs, a classic form of chart analysis that worked B.C. and

AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: MAY 2000

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• Picking Out Your Trading Trend by Martin J.Pring

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Pick Out Your Trading Trend by Martin J.Pring There are three kinds of trends: short, intermediate, and long term. This veteran trader and analyst explains how you can spot them and use them. Technical analysis assumes that all the knowledge, hopes, an

AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: APR 2000

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• Price Patterns, Part II by Martin J.Pring

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Price Patterns, Part II by Martin J.Pring This veteran market analyst takes a look at the patterns of price formation. Last time, I covered the basics of chart patterns using rectangles as an example. This time, I will expand on the subject by taking a

AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: OCT 2000

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• Using The Simple Moving Average by Martin J.Pring

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Using The Simple Moving Average by Martin J.Pring Moving averages are the mainstay of technical analysis, and at the heart of moving averages is the perennially useful simple moving average. It can help smooth out random fluctuations in the financial ma

AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: JUN 2000

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• Volume Basics by Martin J.Pring

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Volume Basics by Martin J.Pring How is volume used in technical analysis and what can it tell us? Most of the indicators used in technical analysis are based on pricing data. We either use the prices themselves, a statistical manipulation of the prices

AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: JUL 2000