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Combined Trend and Oscillator Signals by Jeremy G. Konstenius
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Combining Trend and Oscillator Signals by Jeremy G. Konsten
Most trading systems fall into two categories. One, the most popular, is the trend-following method, where the signals are oriented toward putting the trader on board long-term trends. The prof
AUTHOR: Jeremy G. KonsteniusDATE: DEC 1996
Equivalent Option Strategies by Lawrence G. McMillan
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Equivalent Option Strategies by Lawrence G. McMillan
Stock option traders and futures option traders may think they're already outsmarting stock and futures traders by trading options against their stock or futures positions, but Larry McMillan, author
AUTHOR: Lawrence G. McMillanDATE: NOV 1993
Fibonacci, Elliott And Volatility by Paul G. Williams
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Fibonacci, Elliott And Volatility by Paul G. Williams
Suppose we could chart volatility just as we chart conventional prices. Then we could use Elliott wave analysis, Fibonacci characteristics and cycle techniques to forecast greater or lesser volatilit
AUTHOR: Paul G. WilliamsDATE: SEP 1990
Forex Focus: Major FX: Dollar, Euro, Pound by Shyam G. Devani
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stocks & Commodities V. 24:7 (16-20): Forex Focus: Major FX: Dollar, Euro, Pound by Shyam G. Devani
Access to foreign exchange trading has opened up exciting trading options for the retail trader. You can now trade alongside corporations and institution
AUTHOR: Shyam G. DevaniDATE: JUL 2006
AUTHOR: James G. ArnoldDATE: SEP 1990
AUTHOR: Mark G. LeveyDATE: MAY 2000
Historical Patterns In The Long-Term Stock Market by James G. Arnold
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Historical Patterns In The Long-Term Stock Market by James G. Arnold
Stock markets have been around a long time, and historically, markets demonstrate some well-defined patterns. At some levels of averaging, one is even tempted to call the long-term mar
AUTHOR: James G. ArnoldDATE: AUG 1990
AUTHOR: Lawrence G. McMillanDATE: APR 2002
How Many Options Actually Expire Worthless? by Lawrence G. McMillan
AUTHOR: Lawrence G. McMillanDATE: JAN 2001
AUTHOR: David G. HawkinsDATE: APR 2010
Options Strategist Lawrence G. McMillan by Thom Hartle
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...INTERVIEW: Options As A Strategic Investment
I pretty much determined that it was hard to predict stock prices, and of course, back in 1973 and 1974, it was a bear market. Options were a good vehicle for me
to work with because of their advantages, like
AUTHOR: Thom HartleDATE: FEB 1996
AUTHOR: Ira G. KawallerDATE: FEB 1992
AUTHOR: Lawrence G. McMillanDATE: OCT 1995
SIDEBAR: 2/20-Day EMA Breakout System by Jeremy G. Konstenius
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Sidebar: 2/20-Day EMA Breakout System Defined
Most trading systems fall into two categories. One, the most popular, is the trend-following method, where the signals are oriented toward putting the trader on board long-term trends. The profits acquired d
AUTHOR: Jeremy G. KonsteniusDATE: DEC 1996
AUTHOR: Patrick G. MulloyDATE: JAN 1994
Smoothing Data With Less Lag by Patrick G. Mulloy
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Smoothing Data With Less Lag by Patrick G. Mulloy
Last time, Mulloy discussed basic moving averages, introduced a new filter called DEMA1 and demonstrated a method with which to utilize exponential moving averages. Mulloy also explained how this new fil
AUTHOR: Patrick G. MulloyDATE: FEB 1994
AUTHOR: Stuart G. MeibuhrDATE: SEP 1986
AUTHOR: David G. Ondercin, PhdDATE: FEB 2009
AUTHOR: Jeremy G. KonsteniusDATE: OCT 1994
AUTHOR: Boris G. ZinchenkoDATE: MAR 2010
AUTHOR: Lawrence G. McMillanDATE: JAN 1994
Weighted Moving Averages by Thomas Hutchinson and Peter G. Zhang, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Weighted Moving Averages
by Thomas Hutchinson and Peter G. Zhang, PhD.
The moving average is well known and much used in the field of technical analysis, but it also has a
flaw: its lack of flexibility. But it need not be fatal. First-time STOCKS & COMM
AUTHOR: Thomas Hutchinson and Peter G. Zhang, Ph.D.DATE: DEC 1993
AUTHOR: Oscar G. CagigasDATE: APR 2009