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Correlation Among Stocks by Michael P. Turner
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...CorrelationAmong Stocks by Michael P. Turner
If you are trading stocks, you may find opportunities by
tracking the correlation between them. This can lead to
different strategies such as trading one company off of
another's news, spread trading, and sec
AUTHOR: Michael P. TurnerDATE: JUL 1999
AUTHOR: Michael KahnDATE: OCT 1998
AUTHOR: Michael Covel and Justin VandergriftDATE: FEB 2007
Goodman Wave Theory by Michael Duane Archer
AUTHOR: Michael Duane ArcherDATE: DEC 2010
Historical Movement Of The Stock Market by Michael J. Moody, C.M.T.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Historical Movement Of The Stock Market
by Michael J. Moody, C.M.T.
Experience enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again. --Franklin P. Jones
Perspective is critical for participants in the financial markets. Unfortunately, one's perspe
AUTHOR: Michael J. Moody, C.M.T.DATE: NOV 1991
AUTHOR: Michael HarrisDATE: SEP 2002
Is Dow Theory Sending Us A Warning? by Michael D. Sheimo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Is Dow Theory Sending Us A Warning? by Michael D. Sheimo
Michael Sheimo, best known for books such as Dow Theory Redux and Stock Market Rules, tackles the age-old question of whether the Dow theory is still valid and if it is, is it really sending us a
AUTHOR: Michael D. SheimoDATE: SEP 1992
Measuring the Move by Michael Kahn
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Chartists often use techniques to set profit objectives as well as determine their risk points in putting on a trade. Here, then, are some guidelines for your own trading.
When a market breaks out of a
technical trading pattern, traders
need to correctl
AUTHOR: Michael KahnDATE: OCT 1997
Mind Control by Michael Bois, CFA, CTA
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stocks & Commodities V. 23:4 (54-57): Mind Control by Michael Bois, CFA, CTA
The psychology of trading has always been a struggle.
Perhaps the techniques here could provide a solution.
Not long ago, I interviewed a Standard & Poor's floor trader from t
AUTHOR: Michael Bois, CFA, CTADATE: APR 2005
AUTHOR: Michael Oliver and Gary EsayianDATE: JAN 1993
Money Management Indicators by Michael R. Bryant, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Money Management Indicators by Michael R. Bryant, Ph.D.
Keeping track of your system's performance will alert you to changes in market behavior.
T raditional market indicators are typically based on price. Moving averages, for example, are calculated u
AUTHOR: Michael R. Bryant, Ph.D.DATE: OCT 2001
AUTHOR: Michael J. Moody and Harold B. ParkerDATE: FEB 1993
AUTHOR: Michael R. Bryant, Ph.D.DATE: FEB 2001
AUTHOR: Michael R. BurkDATE: FEB 1991
Stock Splits: Boon Or Bust? by Michael D. Sheimo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stock Splits: Boon Or Bust?
by Michael D. Sheimo
Even the most sophisticated market participants are tempted to buy a stock that has been announced to
split two for one. They, of all investors, should know better, because not all stock splits turn out t
AUTHOR: Michael D. SheimoDATE: JUL 1992
AUTHOR: Michael ScottDATE: FEB 1988
Studying Price Behavior by Michael Daley
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Price behavior? Can you really read it? This article points out ways to look at price behavior to give you insight into possible consistencies, such as how much today's range typically overlaps yesterday's range. Not only that, how often does today's ran
AUTHOR: Michael DaleyDATE: AUG 1994
The 4% Indicator Revisited by Michael J. Collins
AUTHOR: Michael J. CollinsDATE: Bonus Issue 2010
AUTHOR: Michael D. SheimoDATE: DEC 1992
Volatility Is Dominant Theme In Stocks by Michael Carr, CMT
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Volatility Is Dominant Theme In Stocks by Michael Carr, CMT
The market may be setting up for a period of consolidation.
From a technical perspective,
the biggest factor
in the markets is
volatility (Figure
1). Since the large down move in autumn
2008,
AUTHOR: Michael J. Carr, CMTDATE: APR 2009
Volume-Weighted Average Pricing by Michael Tanksley, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Volume-Weighted Average Pricing by Michael Tanksley, Ph.D.
What price should you aim to beat in your trades? Here's what the pros use.
J. Welles Wilder once said, "Somewhere amidst the maze of open, high, low, and close prices is a phantom line that is
AUTHOR: Michael Tanksley, Ph.D.DATE: DEC 2000
When Should You Sell That Stock? by Michael B. Patterson
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...When Should You Sell That Stock? by Michael B. Patterson
It's one of the toughest and loneliest decisions
for an investor to make.
When it comes to buying a stock, there's no
shortage of advice, both useful and
otherwise. Virtually every investment
mag
AUTHOR: Michael B. PattersonDATE: FEB 2002
Working Money: Do You Need Volume To Move Stocks Higher? by Michael Carr
AUTHOR: Michael J. Carr, CMTDATE: NOV 2009
Working Money: Relative Strength As A Selling Tool by Michael J. Carr, CMT
AUTHOR: Michael J. Carr, CMTDATE: AUG 2008
Working Money: Testing Point & Figure Patterns by Michael J. Carr
AUTHOR: Michael J. Carr, CMTDATE: SEP 2008
Working Money: Where Can We Invest? by Michael Porter
AUTHOR: Michael PorterDATE: MAR 2010
Working Money: Why Are Stocks And Bonds Inversely Correlated by Michael J. Carr
AUTHOR: Michael J. Carr, CMTDATE: SEP 2004
Working Money: Writing Covered Calls by Michael Dunham
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Working Money: Writing Covered Calls by Michael Dunham
If you think that options trading is
only for short-term traders and
speculators, think again.
By taking advantage of an option
strategy known as covered call
writing (selling), you can gather
smal
AUTHOR: Michael DunhamDATE: MAR 2002