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• Do funds distort price movements? by B. Wade Brorsen and Scott H. Irwin

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Do funds distort price movements? by B. Wade Brorsen and Scott H. Irwin The rapid rise of large-scale technical trading by futures funds has led to a concern that such trading could distort futures price movements. Our previous research shows that quite

AUTHOR: B. Wade Brorsen and Scott H. IrwinDATE: OCT 1989

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• Forex Focus: Making Sense Of Currency Movements by Grace Cheng

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Forex Focus: Making Sense Of Currency Movements by Grace Cheng With currency movements so randomized, how could you possibly know when to enter and exit trades? One of the most frequently asked questions among forex traders is certainly this: What on e

AUTHOR: Grace ChengDATE: APR 2008

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• Old Trendlines to Predict Future Movements by Cory Mitchell, CMT

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Read The Future By Looking Back, Old Trendlines to Predict Future Movements by Cory Mitchell, CMT Can you extend old trendlines into time and use them to anticipate future price movements? Trendlines are well known to most traders, but most traders don

AUTHOR: Cory Mitchell, CMTDATE: DEC 2009

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• Price Movements In Commodities

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Commodity prices can be difficult to keep track of because of their volatile nature. To make it easier, here's a simplified method you can use to better understand why commodity prices tend to move

AUTHOR: Andrew SachaisDATE: SEP 2016

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• Trading Using Planetary Movements

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Is it possible to achieve market timing via planetary movement? Our first inclination would be that it wouldn't be possible, but let's give it the benefit of the doubt. Here's an easy financial astrology tool you can use to judge for yourself.

AUTHOR: Khit WongDATE: Bonus Issue 2014

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• Understanding Causes Of Market Movements

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...An evidence-based model argues that the price movement of a chart is fully explained by cycles, support & resistance, and news-driven price impulses. We can use a cognitive psychology-based hypothesis to explain why and how cycles arise

AUTHOR: Melvin E. DickoverDATE: JUN 2015