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AUTHOR: Charles E. MillerDATE: DEC 2001
A Rationale For Managed Futures by Charles R. Lightner
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...A Rationale For Managed Futures
by Charles R. Lightner
Although the futures markets are widely misunderstood even
among knowledgeable investors, they serve a critical purpose
in our economy; through the managed futures industry,
they provide an importa
AUTHOR: Charles R. LightnerDATE: MAR 1999
AUTHOR: Charles B. SchaapDATE: MAR 2007
AUTHOR: Charles F. WrightDATE: JUL 1990
An ultimate oscillator program for the HP-41C(V) by Charles F. Johnson
AUTHOR: Charles F. JohnsonDATE: 1986
AUTHOR: Charles IdolDATE: JUL 1991
Averaging systems by Charles Idol
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Averaging systems
by Charles Idol
Everyone knows the secret of successful investing: buy low and sell high. Unfortunately, that rule
requires accurate market predictions. If clouds obscure your crystal ball, it would be to your advantage to
consider the
AUTHOR: Charles IdolDATE: MAY 1989
AUTHOR: Thom HartleDATE: APR 1995
Charles Rinaldi Of Strong Capital Management
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Charles Rinaldi joined Strong Capital Management, Inc., in November 1997 as the head of the firm's small-cap value equity product. Previously, he was senior vice president and portfolio manager at Mutual of America Capital Management Corp. from Nove
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: MAR 2001
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Charles Schwab organization began with Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., a discount brokerage serving mostly "do-it-yourselfers" with low-cost trading and custody services. Over the last 25 years, however, the company's single-minded foc
AUTHOR: Working Money MagazineDATE: MAR 2001
AUTHOR: Steven CoffeyDATE: JUN 2004
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: FEB 2011
Charles White Of Tucson Asset Management by Thom Hartle
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Charles White Of Tucson Asset Management by Thom Hartle
Charles White's career has ranged broadly from fixed-income portfolio manager to Commodity Trading Advisor. Today, as one of the three principals of Tucson Asset Management, White is doing it all a
AUTHOR: Thom HartleDATE: FEB 1998
Diary Of A Strangle by Charles Steiner
AUTHOR: Charles SteinerDATE: Bonus Issue 2010
Exorcise fear of a depression by Charles Bebber
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Exorcise fear of a depression
by Charles Bebber
Not surprisingly, economic reports in the weeks following the stock market's Black Monday bristled
with references to pessimism, alarm and failure of confidence. Contemporary economic thought has long
take
AUTHOR: Charles BebberDATE: MAY 1988
AUTHOR: Charles R. LightnerDATE: JUL 1999
Interview: A Conversation With Charles D. Kirkpatrick II, CMT
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The 50-year investment and trading career of Charles Kirkpatrick II has encompassed trading and investing, market analysis, research & development, writing, speaking, and teaching. As president and founder of Kirkpatrick & Company, Inc., a private techni
AUTHOR: Leslie N. MasonsonDATE: MAR 2020
Interview: A Conversation With Charles Kirk
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Charles E. Kirk is an independent, full-time ETF trader, and is the longtime publisher of The Kirk Report (www.kirkreport.org). The report started out as a popular blog in 2003, when Kirk began regularly posting about stocks, trading, investing, and the
AUTHOR: Leslie N. MasonsonDATE: MAR 2023
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: NOV 2007
Interview: Trading Futures With Charles LeBeau by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Interview: Trading Futures With Charles LeBeau by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
Charles LeBeau, who has been trading stocks and futures for more
than 40 years (20 years of which was with E.F. Hutton & Co.), is a
noted author, lecturer, and system developer an
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: NOV 2003
Market Facilitation Index Charles F. Wright
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Market Facilitation Index
Charles F. Wright
The Market Facilitation Index (MFI) is an objective means of measuring facilitation of trade which, in
its simplest terms, means how well the market is working efficiently. An efficient market is very liquid
a
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: OCT 1989
AUTHOR: Charles IdolDATE: SEP 1989
Neuro-Linguistic Programmer Charles Faulkner by Thom Hartle
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Neuro-Linguistic Programmer Charles Faulkner by Thom Hartle
Whether you interpret the acronym NLP as Neuro-Linguistic Programming or natural learning process, the cognitive process of trading is what Charles Faulkner, of Chicago-based Mental Edge Tradin
AUTHOR: Thom HartleDATE: FEB 1994
AUTHOR: Charles J. McGuinnessDATE: APR 1990
Point and figure analysis and projection Part 2 by Charles Idol
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Point and figure analysis and projection
Part 2
by Charles Idol
When you start point & figure chart (P&F) analysis, you should start with longer-term data and a l´3
chart like Figure 1, the P&F chart for AT&T. (See ""Point & figure charts: An overview,"
AUTHOR: Charles IdolDATE: AUG 1989
Point and figure charts: an overview by Charles Idol
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Point and figure charts: an overview
by Charles Idol
The popularity of the personal computer has given rise to a bewildering number of charting techniques.
In addition to a profusion of moving averages of one kind or another, we have linear regressions,
AUTHOR: Charles IdolDATE: MAR 1989
AUTHOR: Charles IdolDATE: APR 1989
Programming for a global perspective by Charles Milmoe
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Programming for a global perspective
by Charles Milmoe
Today's global economy requires a global perspective. In March, when Drs. Pons and Fleischmann's
cold fusion announcement directed my attention to palladium, I used the improved capabilities of toda
AUTHOR: Charles MilmoeDATE: OCT 1989
Pseudo Securities For Technical Analysis by Charles E. Miller
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Pseudo Securities For
Technical Analysts
As you develop your analytical skills, you probably pick a
favorite market to study. So depending on the market, you
could come to different conclusions about the value of different
techniques of analysis. With th
AUTHOR: Charles E. MillerDATE: JUN 1999
Pseudo Securities For Technical Analysts, Part 2 by Charles E. Miller
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Pseudo Securities For
Technical Analysts - Part 2
Last time, we examined the idea of using pseudo securities,
based on artificial data with known properties, to map the
characteristics of various indicators. We then applied this
concept to the time doma
AUTHOR: Charles E. MillerDATE: JUL 1999
Pseudo Securities For Technical Analysts, Part 3 by Charles E. Miller
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Pseudo Securities For
Technical Analysts
Part 3
The first two parts of this three-part series examined the
theory, generation technique, and time series application of
rectilinear pseudo securities. In this, the conclusion, the same
theory is applied to
AUTHOR: Charles E. MillerDATE: AUG 1999
AUTHOR: Charles F. WrightDATE: NOV 1990
AUTHOR: CHARLES F. KRINKEDATE: OCT 1982
Three Common Tools, One Protocol by Charles K. Langford
AUTHOR: Charles K. LangfordDATE: SEP 2008
AUTHOR: Nelson Freeburg and Charles SkelleyDATE: OCT 1992
Trading The Electronic Futures Market by Charles M. Steiner
AUTHOR: Charles M. SteinerDATE: DEC 2008
Unchanged stocks by Charles A. Jaffe
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Unchanged stocks by Charles A. Jaffe
Investors and the media focus on the winners and losers in the stock market. Issues that stand still are not only boring, but their inactivity is seldom a signal for anything. Or is it? Last summer, Anthony W. Tabell
AUTHOR: Charles A. JaffeDATE: JAN 1990
AUTHOR: Charles MilmoeDATE: JAN 1988
Working Money: Return To The 50-50 Strategy by Charles Bradshaw Schaap
AUTHOR: Charles Bradshaw SchaapDATE: JUN 2004
Working Money: Technical Signals In The S&P by Charles B. Schaap, D.O.
AUTHOR: Charles B. SchaapDATE: Bonus Issue 2006
Working Money: The 50-50 Strategy by Charles B. Schaap
AUTHOR: Sharon YamanakaDATE: MAR 2004