Article Archive For Keyword:
Charts
Applying Gann Angles To Computer Charts by Brent Aston
AUTHOR: Brent AstonDATE: DEC 1999
AUTHOR: A. Coles and D. HawkinsDATE: AUG 2009
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: MAY 2015
AUTHOR: Jason K. HutsonDATE: APR 2000
Candlestick Charts For Daytrading by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Candlestick Charts For Daytrading by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
Does this sound familiar? The price of a stock is moving up. Feeling the adrenaline course through your body, you click the buy button. You watch in horror as the market tumbles, taking the st
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: NOV 2000
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: DEC 2001
Candlesticks Vs. Bar Charts by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Candlesticks Vs. Bar Charts by Rudy Teseo
When you look at your charts,
do you understand everything
they're telling you?
Most books and articles on
candlestick charting point out that
any patterns occurring in bar
charts (cup with handle, head and sho
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: FEB 2002
AUTHOR: Steve WoodsDATE: NOV 2005
AUTHOR: Tushar S. Chande, Ph.D.DATE: NOV 2021
AUTHOR: Sharon YamanakaDATE: MAY 2001
AUTHOR: Sharon YamanakaDATE: MAY 2001
Corona Charts by John F. Ehlers
AUTHOR: John F. EhlersDATE: NOV 2008
AUTHOR: John O'DonahueDATE: JUN 1988
AUTHOR: Markos KatsanosDATE: SEP 2003
AUTHOR: Markos KatsanosDATE: DEC 2014
Finding Support/Resistance With Point & Figure Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stocks, Gold, and Crude Oil could be at, or nearing, important reversal points.
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: JUL 2020
AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: MAY 2020
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: MAR 2014
AUTHOR: Douglas ArendDATE: DEC 1989
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JAN 2017
AUTHOR: Ken MuranakaDATE: OCT 2000
AUTHOR: Nicole ElliottDATE: SEP 2007
Infosys Shows Conflicting Head-And-Shoulders Pattern On Daily And Weekly Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Infosys bottomed out on the daily chart, breaking out of a bullish head-and-shoulders pattern. On the weekly chart, it seems to be forming a bearish head and shoulders, unconfirmed as of yet. The weekly chart is defining a $60-80 range for the stock.
AUTHOR: Ashwani GujralDATE: MAY 2005
Intraday swings with wave charts: The Wyckoff method of trading stocks part 12 by Jack K. Hutson
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Intraday swings with wave charts: The Wyckoff method of trading stocks part 12 by Jack K. Hutson
The serious follower of Wyckoff, a trader who embraces the entire scope and intricate details of this
methodology, has not completed his or her analytic ars
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: AUG 1987
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: OCT 2001
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: APR 2000
Linking Point & Figure And Bar Charts by Robert Busby, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stocks & Commodities V. 23:1 (30-35): Linking Point & Figure And Bar Charts by Robert Busby, Ph.D.
Ever thought of combining these two chart pattern techniques? Find out how.
Point & figure is one of the oldest western techniques of charting, tracing i
AUTHOR: Robert Busby, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 2005
Logarithmic point and figure charts by Luis Ballesca Loyo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Logarithmic point and figure charts
by Luis Ballesca Loyo
During the early development of technical analysis, almost all types of graphing methods used the
arithmetic values of prices for charting. Not so long ago, it became a common practice to constru
AUTHOR: Luis Ballesca-LoyoDATE: JAN 1989
MIDAS And Intraday Charts by Andrew Coles and David Hawkins
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...MIDAS And Intraday Charts by Andrew Coles and David Hawkins
In this third and final part of this series, we will look at how to apply the TB-F algorithm to intraday charts.
by Andrew Coles and David Hawkins
Like Midas, which is an acronym for market i
AUTHOR: Andrew Coles and David HawkinsDATE: SEP 2009
AUTHOR: Mike Carr, CMTDATE: FEB 2008
New Dimensions In Market Charts by Salvatore J. Chiappone, DDS
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Like the markets, technical analysis evolves. This article
details the construction and use of bar-chart types beginning
with a short review of older forms -- bar charts, candlesticks
and Equivolume -- and a presentation of two new forms,
flagbars and time
AUTHOR: Salvatore J. Chiappone, DDSDATE: DEC 1997
AUTHOR: Heidi SchmidtDATE: FEB 1988
AUTHOR: Daryl GuppyDATE: MAR 1997
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: Mak SanghaDATE: OCT 2017
Price projections on point and figure charts by Luis Ballesca Loyo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Price projections on point and figure charts
by Luis Ballesca Loyo
One of the great advantages of point and figure (P&F) charting is its well-defined features: price
formations, buy and sell signals, trendlines and price projections.
The P&F method est
AUTHOR: Luis Ballesca-LoyoDATE: JUL 1989
Product Review Sierra Charts
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: 2008
Product Review: ForexNews Charts & News by David Penn
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: 2002
Product Review: IQ Charts by David Penn
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: 2005
Product Review: Sierra Charts by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: 2001
AUTHOR: Barbara Star, Ph.D.DATE: JUL 2022
AUTHOR: Timothy KnightDATE: MAY 2020
Quick Scans: Topline Encyclopedia of Historial Charts
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: NOV 1997
Quick-Scans: Using Option Charts To Boost Trading Profits by Dennis D. Peterson
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: 2002
Rainbow Charts by Mel Widner, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Here, in part 1 of two, these Contributing Writers explain the steps necessary to evaluate trading system behavior with the use of statistics.
Most systems I have seen are simply optimized by being tested
with different parameters, examined for profitab
AUTHOR: Mel Widner, Ph.D.DATE: JUL 1997
Reading indicator charts by Arthur A. Merrill
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Reading indicator charts
by Arthur A. Merrill
In the preceding column, I discussed the smoothing of indicator data. When you have tamed the wild
fluctuations, how do you translate the result into a forecast? How do you read the chart?
There are several
AUTHOR: Arthur A. Merrill, C.M.T.DATE: MAR 1988
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: NOV 1993
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: MAR 2009
AUTHOR: Robert Busby, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 2005
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: JUL 2009
Steve Ruffley Of iView Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Ruffley is CEO of www.iViewcharts.com, Chief Market Strategist at www.Intertrader.com, and creator of www.TraderMaker.com and TraderMaker Pro software. He's the author of The Ruff Guide To Trading (due to be published in late 2014). He has presented more
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: OCT 2014
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: April Mystery Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Answers to April's Mystery Chart contest ("No chumps and Mystery Charts," Stocks & Commodities,
April 1990) were pretty terse, although contestants had no trouble identifying the weekly heating oil price
chart. The brevity may have been from the sim
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: December Mystery Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...We're the first to admit December's Mystery Chart (Figure 1) was tough. We threw in too few hints
and, since we used the Standard & Poor's index rather than the Dow, only four people came up with the
1982 stock market bottom, although thousands have
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: First Mystery Charts Results
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In our first Mystery Chart contest, we were fascinated with the variety of ways traders looked at the
same data. From pure chartcraft to Gann angles to spreads, readers hardly felt constrained in generating
ideas for trading. We've summarized some of
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: January Mystery Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Chumps don't trade Teledyne, which was January's Mystery Chart (Figure 1). Brokers should accept no
orders from anyone who isn't well-capitalized, well-connected or just as ornery as the other players. The
window in Figure 2 itself shows what has hap
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: July Mystery Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...All entrants save one for the July Mystery Chart correctly identified COMEX gold (variously, June and
March) and most amazingly traded it correctly for the subsequent breakdown (Figure 1). Since the move
was so dramatic, heavy emphasis was placed sho
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: June Mystery Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Yes, I suppose I gave away the June chart when I said it was a currency spread ( Figure 1). On the
other hand, it turned out there were a lot of currency traders! Picking a winner this time was
tough. There were no wrong entries and the quality of th
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: March Mystery Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Mystery Chart in your March issue is a daily soybean chart from about May 15, 1979, to June 23,
1980. The chart depicts a low in April 1980, which preceded a seven-month rise of more than $2.00 a
bushel. However, the moves in 1979 and 1980 were d
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: May Mystery Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...For the May Mystery Chart (Figure 1), I contrasted theperformance of two blue-chips headed, I said, in
different directions despite their industry fundamentals. Which stocks were they and where would they be
in a year.
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: Mystery Charts Repetitive bottoming soybeans
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: Mystery Charts S&C's "how-I-done-it" challenge
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...A true technician loves a challenge and the formation highlighted above presents one. First, tell us what
this is and when it occurred. Describe how it would have been traded by your discipline (charts,
regression, breakouts and so on). We will judge
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: November Mystery Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Our November Mystery Chart is a world-class stock index, the richest in the world. I'm giving this broad
hint so you can readily load in the information necessary for your analysis, which will show us what we
would have done on August 3, 1990, when t
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: November Mystery Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Picking the winner for our first Mystery Chart (November 1989) was tough, since we received several
great entries. But we had to choose, and finally, we settled on Greg Carnell's effective use of moving
averages, momentum and divergence. A close seco
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
Stocks & Commodities V.8:14: September Mystery Charts
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The winner for our September Mystery Chart (Orange Juice, Figure 1) was easy to determine: only two
sturdy souls made the necessary predictions, though many recounted their work on the historical data.
One person was right and one was wrong. Our newe
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: 1990
AUTHOR: Sharon YamanakaDATE: NOV 2000
Swing Charts by J.R. Davis
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Swing Charts by J.R. Davis
A profitable trade has two dimensions: time and space (which, for our purposes, will be known as
price change). A trade that occurs in a few seconds is extremely difficult to cash in unless you are directly
on the floor. On th
AUTHOR: J.R. DavisDATE: AUG 1991
Swing Trading With Swing Charts by Teresa Lo
AUTHOR: Teresa LoDATE: FEB 2004
AUTHOR: Ron WalkerDATE: MAR 2009
The Story Is In The Charts Not The News
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Kylie Jenner, the social media maverick with over 250 million followers, looks set to become one of the youngest billionaires in U.S. history. Ulta Beauty, Inc. (ULTA) has helped in no small way to amplify her fortunes. This is because with 970 stores sp
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: DEC 2018
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
AUTHOR: Dennis Meyers, Ph.D.DATE: JUN 2014
AUTHOR: Dennis Meyers, Ph.D.DATE: JUL 2014
AUTHOR: Suri DuddellaDATE: AUG 2007
AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: MAR 2013
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: MAY 2020
AUTHOR: John DevcicDATE: DEC 2019
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: FEB 2020
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: JAN 2022
AUTHOR: Billy WilliamsDATE: DEC 2010
AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: APR 2014
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: OCT 2006
Wyckoff Part 7: Coordinating vertical and figure charts for more effective forecasting by Jack K. Hu
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Wyckoff Part 7: Coordinating vertical and figure charts for more effective forecasting by Jack K. Hutson
Vertical charts, alone, are a detailed source of information for the Richard D. Wyckoff analysis of
individual stocks groups and the market. But whe
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: NOV 1986
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: OCT 1986