Article Archive For Keyword:
Formations
AUTHOR: Chaitali MohileDATE: DEC 2009
Broadening Formations
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Broadening formations, also known as broadening triangles, are defined as a series of higher highs combined with lower lows. Trading volume tends to expand during the widening phase, and signal a breakdown of the current pattern.
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: MAY 2000
Cycles, Volatility, And Chart Formations by Daniel L. Chesler, CTA, CMT
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Cycles, Volatility, And Chart Formations by Daniel L. Chesler, CTA, CMT
Understanding the building blocks of classical chart patterns
can improve your analysis and trading results. Here's how.
A nyone who has studied or traded with classical
chart patt
AUTHOR: Daniel L. Chesler, CTA, CMTDATE: JUL 2003
EBF Shows Strength Of Candlestick Formations
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The candlestick pattern, whether based on one bar or as a group of bars, provides technical insight into a specific stock, index, or exchange traded fund (ETF).
AUTHOR: Chaitali MohileDATE: SEP 2013
AUTHOR: Cornelius LucaDATE: MAY 2006
Gold Anyone? Cup and Handle Formations Say No
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In a previous article (Anyone For Gold?" Oct. 29, 2002), I looked at the Amex Gold Bugs Index ($HUI) and argued that the index is forming a triangle that could break out upwards by about 91%. In spite of this analysis, I still cannot become enthusi
AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: DEC 2002
AUTHOR: Billy WilliamsDATE: NOV 2011
Identifying Cup Formations Early by Giorgos Siligardos
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Here's a simple mechanical recognition method for identifying possible emerging cup formations.
In my article "Identifying The Cup (With Or Without The Handle)," which appeared in the February 2006 Stocks & Commodities, I introduced a simple mechanica
AUTHOR: Giorgos E. Siligardos, Ph.D.DATE: APR 2011
Identifying Significant Chart Formations by Daniel L. Chesler
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Before computers became commonplace, technical
traders spent most of their time studying their charts,
looking for consolidation and reversal patterns. Today,
many traders have moved away from using
classic chart patterns to methods based on quantifiable
AUTHOR: Daniel L. Chesler, CTA, CMTDATE: SEP 1997
AUTHOR: Andrew HetheringtonDATE: MAR 2002
Mechanically Recognizing Triangular Formations by Giorgos Siligardos, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...V. 22:3 (24-38): Mechanically Recognizing Triangular Formations by Giorgos Siligardos, Ph.D.
Patterns such as triangles, pennants, and wedges (hereafter referred to as triangular formations, or TF) are some of the first things to which an aspiring chart
AUTHOR: Giorgos E. Siligardos, Ph.D.DATE: MAR 2004
AUTHOR: Andrew HetheringtonDATE: MAY 2002
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: DEC 2000
AUTHOR: Alex SaittaDATE: NOV 1998
AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: MAY 2002
Traders' Tips - Identifying Cup Formations Early
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...For this month's Traders' Tips, the focus
is Giorgos Siligardos' article in this issue,
"Identifying Cup Formations Early." One additional
Traders' Tip is contributed for Peter
Konner's article in the January 2011 issue of
S&C, "Combining Rsi with R
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: APR 2011
AUTHOR: Fawad RazaqzadaDATE: NOV 2020
AUTHOR: Jason K. HutsonDATE: MAY 2000
AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: APR 2002