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• Classic Point And Figure by David Vomund

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Classic Point And Figure by David Vomund It was around before computers; it was around before calculators. It's been around forever, and despite that, it still works. It's point and figure charting, and it still offers unique advantages. Here are some e

AUTHOR: David VomundDATE: DEC 2000

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• David Vomund And The World Of Exchange Traded Products

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...David Vomund is the president of Vomund Investment Management, an investment advisory company that specializes in managing exchange traded fund (ETF) portfolios. While other advisory firms are only now discovering ETFs, Vomund's firm has an exceptional n

AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: JUN 2012

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• Index Rotation With Exchange-Traded Funds by David Vomund

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stocks & Commodities V. 23:1 (36-38, 45): Index Rotation With Exchange-Traded Funds by David Vomund Which will perform best, large-cap stocks or small-cap stocks? Will value stocks outperform growth stocks or will growth outperform value? If you watch

AUTHOR: David VomundDATE: JAN 2005

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• Interview: David Vomund Of AIQ by John Sweeney

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...On The Opening Bell - David Vomund Of AIQ David Vomund of AIQ Systems wears a few hats, chief of which is his positions as chief analyst of artificial intelligence?based charting software developer AIQ Systems and the editor of AIQ's newsletter, The Ope

AUTHOR: John SweeneyDATE: OCT 1999

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• Post-Bubble Problems by David Vomund

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Post-Bubble Problems by David Vomund Identifying these post-bubble problems will help you make appropriate adjustments to your trading system. For the markets, these are extraordinary times. In the last five years we've experienced the largest equity b

AUTHOR: David VomundDATE: OCT 2003

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• Triangles by David Vomund

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Triangles by David Vomund Stock prices tend to move in trends. When an existing trend ends, a classic technical pattern known as a triangle often develops. Here's how to make use of this pattern in the stock market. When an existing trend is in the proc

AUTHOR: David VomundDATE: JUL 1998