Article Archive For Keyword: Example

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• Apache Corp. Offers a Good Example of a Shakeout Pattern

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Apache Corp. (APA) broke a significant top in the $57.00 to $58.00 range last month. The positive relative strength and shakeout pattern indicated a further move to the upside.

AUTHOR: Kevin HopsonDATE: OCT 2002

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• Bubblenomics - A Textbook Example?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS..."For as long as markets have existed, bubbles have formed. And whenever one of those bubbles begins to leak, it typically needs years to deflate, causing enormous economic damage as it does." David Leonhardt, NY Times September 2008.

AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: MAY 2021

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• Frontier Oil - A Classic Example of Broken Support Turned Resistance

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Frontier Oil broke a spread quintuple bottom in the $14.50 to $15.00 range back in July. Since then, this area of broken support has acted as stiff resistance for the stock.

AUTHOR: Kevin HopsonDATE: NOV 2002

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• How To Profit From Trading Ranges, Example 2

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Symantec Corporation has been in a $48-$70 trading range over the last four months.

AUTHOR: Jason K. HutsonDATE: MAY 2000

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• How To Profit From Trading Ranges, Example 3

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Ebay, Inc. has been in a $130-$170 trading spanning the last eight months.

AUTHOR: Jason K. HutsonDATE: MAY 2000

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• How To Profit From Trading Ranges, Example 4

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Apple Computer has been in a $110-$130 trading range over the last eight months.

AUTHOR: Jason K. HutsonDATE: MAY 2000

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• How To Profit From Trading Ranges, Example 5

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Compaq Computer Corp. has been in a $24-$30 trading range over the last five months.

AUTHOR: Jason K. HutsonDATE: MAY 2000

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• SIDEBAR: OPTIMUM DETRENDING SPREADSHEET EXAMPLE

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...OPTIMUM DETRENDING SPREADSHEET EXAMPLE The following is a spreadsheet example (sidebar Figure 1) and a QuickBasic source code (sidebar Figure 2) of optimum detrending. Our spreadsheet example is for detrending the price data of the bond market example u

AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: MAY 1992