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• Market entry with action/reaction lines by Ron Jaenisch

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Market entry with action/reaction lines by Ron Jaenisch Action/Reaction lines are a charting technique developed in the early 1900s by Roger Babson, who founded the Babson Business Institute in Massachusetts and believed Newton's laws of gravity affecte

AUTHOR: Ron JaenischDATE: AUG 1988

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• Reading between the lines by John Navarte

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Reading between the lines by John Navarte Charting oscillators is one of the most powerful technical analysis tools available for the private and professional investor. In this article, we will consider two standard oscillator constructions. The first h

AUTHOR: John NavarteDATE: NOV 1985

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• Speed Resistance Lines by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Speed Resistance Lines by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan Need to determine support and resistance? Try this. It is not unusual to come across situations in which you see a market trending and think it may be too late to get in. To check, you wait for a pullb

AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: MAY 2000

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• Trading Andrews Lines by John W. Chandler

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Trading Andrews Lines by John W. Chandler If you've ever wanted to know how to use the Andrews pitchfork technique, movement to movement, this should help you. About 20 years ago, I first learned about the work of Alan Andrews and his pitchfork chartin

AUTHOR: John W. ChandlerDATE: DEC 2000

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• Trading with Gann lines by David Lamarr

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Trading with Gann lines by David Lamarr Gann lines, although only a small part of W. D. Gann's methods, provide an effective, straightforward way of determining support and resistance areas and times when to expect a change in trend. They can be thought

AUTHOR: David LamarrDATE: APR 1990

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• Working Money: The Andrews Pitchfork Vs. Speed Resistance Lines by S. Yamanaka

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Working Money: The Andrews Pitchfork Vs. Speed Resistance Lines by S. Yamanaka Can you ever have too much support? One of the pitfalls of using technical analysis to gauge stock movement is that it often depends on whether a stock is trending. In the e

AUTHOR: Sharon YamanakaDATE: OCT 2002