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Bollinger Bands by Stuart Evens
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Bollinger Bands
by Stuart P. Evens
This indicator combines popular technical methods -- moving
averages, support/resistance, and envelopes -- with
statistical analysis to create a powerful technical analysis
tool. Bollinger Bands, used in combination wit
AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: MAR 1999
AUTHOR: Stuart ThomsonDATE: JUN 1986
AUTHOR: Stuart Belknap, Ph.D.DATE: MAY 2005
Directional Movement by Stuart Evens
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Directional
Movement
by Stuart Evens
There's no way around it: Traders trade the trend, be it short
term or long term. It follows, then, that there is a need to
identify when a market is trending. Here's J. Welles Wilder's
directional movement, a set o
AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: FEB 1999
Keltner Channel by Stuart Evens
AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: DEC 1999
Letter to Jake by Stuart J. Pahn
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Letter to Jake by Stuart J. Pahn
Dear Jake,
You asked me to explain some of the main factors I consider when making a trade. Let me use my most
recent trade as an example.
As the attached equity run shows, I sold short a contract of June Comex gold on M
AUTHOR: Stuart J. PahnDATE: NOV 1986
Momentum And Relative Strength Index by Stuart Evens
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Momentum And Relative
Strength Index
Last month, we examined the theory of price momentum. This
time, we'll look at two common and popular indicators based
on this theory, and how they can be used to enter and exit a
market.
""Momentum oscillator" is a
AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: AUG 1999
Momentum by Stuart Evens
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Momentum
Trend-following methods and indicators have drawbacks:
One, they indicate a change in trend after the fact, thereby
missing a significant portion of the initial move. Two, markets
spend a lot of time not in trends, but in trading ranges --
and u
AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: JUL 1999
AUTHOR: Stuart MeibuhrDATE: DEC 1992
AUTHOR: Stuart MeibuhrDATE: MAR 1993
AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: MAY 1999
Plotting Trendlines by Stuart Evens
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Drawing trendlines may seem simple, but there is a right way and a wrong way to plotting trendlines.
With so many different indicators,
oscillators, and moving
averages making up the science
of technical analysis, it is easy
to forget about the basics.
AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: DEC 1998
Sidebar: MetaStock user formulas for UCI by Stuart Belknap, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stocks & Commodities V. 23:5 (28-35): Sidebar: MetaStock user formulas for UCI by Stuart Belknap, Ph.D.
METASTOCK USER FORMULAS FOR UCI
Volatility (Sigom%)
yom:=100*(C-Ref(Mov(C,25,S),12))/
Ref(Mov(C,25,S),12);
avyom:=Sum(yom,50)/50;
varyom:=Sum(yom*yo
AUTHOR: Stuart Belknap, Ph.D.DATE: MAY 2005
AUTHOR: Stuart G. MeibuhrDATE: SEP 1986
Stochastics by Stuart Evens
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stochastics
As originally introduced by George Lane, the classic stochastic
oscillator is not a normalized relative strength indicator,
like most other momentum oscillators. However, it
does use closing price in its calculation, but in a way slightly
di
AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: SEP 1999
Stocks According To Trend Tendency by Stuart Meibuhr
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stocks According To Trend Tendency
by Stuart Meibuhr
Many times, a question asked of STOCKS & COMMODITIES readers will more than likely find an answer --
and more than an answer, further questions. Such was the article that E. Michael Poulos presented ea
AUTHOR: Stuart MeibuhrDATE: JUL 1992
AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: JAN 1999
Time And Money Charts by Stuart Belknap, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Time And Money Charts by Stuart Belknap, Ph.D.
Interested in a universal price display? This might be
the ticket.
Whether you use indicators, automated
setup and signal rules, or any other
method, before opening or closing
positions you probably read c
AUTHOR: Stuart Belknap, Ph.D.DATE: MAY 2003
Triangles: Reversal Or Continuation by Stuart Evens
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Triangles: Reversal
Or Continuation
by Stuart Evens
Look at most any book on the subject of technical analysis,
and you'll come across triangles. These formations are usually
one of the first chart patterns that novice technicians study,
and it deserve
AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: JAN 1999