Article Archive For Keyword: by Scott Barrie

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• Quasi-Seasonal Tendencies in Bond Futures by Scott Barrie

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...V.14:1 (19-25): Quasi-Seasonal Tendencies in Bond Futures by Scott Barrie Markets may have certain persistent characteristics. Here, a market analyst takes a close look at the Treasury bond futures markets to see if there are tradable patterns. Agricul

AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: JAN 1996

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• SIDEBAR: Filtering in Excel by Scott Barrie

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...V.13:07 (286): SIDEBAR: Filtering in Excel by Scott Barrie Here are the Excel 4.0 formulas to perform individual market filters. For our example, we'll use the December 1994 Treasury bond futures market (sidebar Figures 1 and 2) with a 1% filter. The sp

AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: JUL 1995

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• Seasons In Soybeans by Scott Barrie

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Tracking Risk Premium Seasons In Soybeans Year after year, the Earth turns around its axis, producing trading opportunities you can exploit with technical tools. by Scott Barrie Seasonality and technical analysis can be a powerful combination. Traders

AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: MAY 2001

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• The COT Index and Corn by Scott Barrie

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The COT Index and Corn by Scott Barrie Here's a study on using the Commitments of Traders index as an indicator for trading the corn market. The clearing houses for futures exchanges list the current number of outstanding contracts as the open interes

AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: SEP 1996

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• The Goldman Roll by Scott Barrie and Kevin Warner

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Goldman Roll by Scott Barrie and Kevin Warner Does it affect the commodities markets? The Goldman Sachs Commodity Index (GSCI) is a world production?weighted index that measures commodity market returns. The quantity of each commodity in the index

AUTHOR: Scott Barrie and Kevin WarnerDATE: AUG 2003

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• Using Filtered Waves for Trend Analysis by Scott Barrie

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...V.13:07 (282-287): Using Filtered Waves for Trend Analysis by Scott Barrie Filtering is simply processing price data to remove extraneous, noisy, information. What's left after filtering can be considered to be the more important and perhaps tradable in

AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: JUL 1995