Article Archive For Keyword: Common

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• Common Gap

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Common Gap

AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: MAY 2000

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• Common Themes in Trading

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Trading ranges, intraday versus interday, and two-day events are examples of just a few elements common to many trading strategies.

AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: SEP 2001

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• Common Themes in Trading Systems -- Daily Ranges and Short Sequences

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Using Cole and Weinberg as a basis for a trading system isn't the only place you'll find the use of daily ranges and short sequences.

AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: OCT 2001

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• Correlations of common stock indicators by Frank Tarkany

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Correlations of common stock indicators by Frank Tarkany Not surprisingly, it turns out that certain stock indicators are highly correlated with each other and with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). There appear to be short but usable lags betwee

AUTHOR: Frank TarkanyDATE: APR 1990

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• Four Common Errors In Testing Trading Systems by Thomas A. Meyers

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Four Common Errors In Testing Trading Systems by Thomas A. Meyers The author of The Technical Analysis Course debuts as a Stocks & Commodities writer with this article. Here, Thomas Meyers explains that mistakes made in systems testing can make the diff

AUTHOR: Thomas A. MeyersDATE: SEP 1992

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• Gaps: A Common Pattern

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...This short-term pattern provides good trading opportunities.

AUTHOR: Paolo PezzuttiDATE: JUN 2005

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• The Common (But Useful) RSI by Herbert S. Hall, C.M.T.

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Common (But Useful) RSI by Herbert S. Hall, C.M.T. The relative strength index (RSI) is one of today's most popular indicators and is available in virtually every technical analysis software package sold. While the RSI indicator has become so common

AUTHOR: Herbert S. Hall, C.M.T.DATE: AUG 1991

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Three Common Tools, One Protocol by Charles K. Langford

AUTHOR: Charles K. LangfordDATE: SEP 2008