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• Logarithmic Point & Figure Charting by William G.S. Brown

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...V.13:07 (288-291): Logarithmic Point & Figure Charting by William G.S. Brown Traditional point & figure charting is one of the oldest methods known in technical analysis. The technique is unique because it only records the direction and change in price

AUTHOR: William G.S. Brown, Ph.D.DATE: JUL 1995

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• Logarithmic Point & Figure by Arthur A. Merrill, C.M.T.

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Logarithmic Point & Figure by Arthur A. Merrill, C.M.T. In the June 1991 STOCKS & COMMODITIES, I described how a turning point could be measured by filtering out minor market moves. The same filtering technique can be used to correct the failings of the

AUTHOR: Arthur A. Merrill, C.M.T.DATE: OCT 1991

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• Logarithmic point and figure charts by Luis Ballesca Loyo

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Logarithmic point and figure charts by Luis Ballesca Loyo During the early development of technical analysis, almost all types of graphing methods used the arithmetic values of prices for charting. Not so long ago, it became a common practice to constru

AUTHOR: Luis Ballesca-LoyoDATE: JAN 1989

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• SIDEBAR: LOGARITHMIC POINT & FIGURE by Technical Analysis, Inc.

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...SIDEBAR: LOGARITHMIC POINT & FIGURE by Technical Analysis, Inc. The point and figure chart, which is built on a filtering technique, is an old favorite. In a one-point chart, moves of less than one point are filtered out; in a three-point chart, all mov

AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: OCT 1992

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• The Logarithmic Scale. by JACK K. HUTSON

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Logarithmic Scale. by JACK K. HUTSON Semi-Logarithmic (ratio, proportion or percentage paper) graphic rulings are used when the analyst wants to compare percentage price changes rather than absolute price changes. By plotting the logarithm of price

AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: JUL 1983