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AUTHOR: Terry ZisDATE: JUL 2001
AUTHOR: Azeez MustaphaDATE: APR 2020
A Nondirectional Trading Strategy For Cryptocurrencies, Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Crypto markets can move faster and more predictably than other markets, so these markets are attractive to traders. Here is a trading strategy you can use whether the cryptocurrency being traded is falling or rising. Here in part 1, the focus is bitcoin
AUTHOR: Azeez MustaphaDATE: FEB 2020
AUTHOR: John F. EhlersDATE: MAR 1987
AUTHOR: John F. EhlersDATE: JUN 1987
AUTHOR: John F. EhlersDATE: APR 1987
AUTHOR: John F. EhlersDATE: MAY 1987
AUTHOR: Dr. RM SidewitzDATE: JUL 2000
An Early Warning System, Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Irrational human behavior influences stock prices, and this behavior can lead to predictable outcomes. Here's a trading system that takes advantage of overreactions in the market, which could give you a trading edge
AUTHOR: Michael SlatteryDATE: AUG 2017
AUTHOR: Michael SlatteryDATE: SEP 2017
An Early Warning System, Part 3
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In this final part of a three-part series, we'll describe a swing trading system that provides traders with a simple, straightforward set of rules to help anticipate price trends based on significant volume increases
AUTHOR: Michael SlatteryDATE: OCT 2017
AUTHOR: John DevcicDATE: AUG 2023
An Introduction To Options, Part 2: The Greek Variables
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Thinking of getting into option trading? In this article series, we are introducing some of the most important things to know to get started. Last time in part 1, we covered the components of option contracts and how options are used. This time, we'll lo
AUTHOR: John DevcicDATE: SEP 2023
AUTHOR: John DevcicDATE: OCT 2023
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: JAN 2015
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: FEB 2015
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: OCT 2020
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: NOV 2020
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: DEC 2020
Applied Technical Analysis, Part 1: The SCVolatility Band Indicator
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Traders need a foundational way to approach the markets, to know what to look for and for how to make buy and sell decisions. Here, we begin a new article series that will step you through this process, starting with applying very basic technical analysi
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: SEP 2020
As Goes January... Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In my last article, we looked at the January Barometer which says that stock performance in the first month is important in determining what stocks will do for the remainder of the year. As it turns out, this indicator is even more accurate following lon
AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: FEB 2014
AUTHOR: Thomas A. RorroDATE: NOV 1986
At The Close: New Margin Rules (Part II) by J.L. Lord
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...At The Close: New Margin Rules (Part II) by J.L. Lord
New Margin Rules (Part II)
AS I wrote in the June 2007 issue of STOCKS &
COMMODITIES, while the new margin rules are a
powerful addition to retail traders, they do not imply there is
free money to b
AUTHOR: J.L. LordDATE: AUG 2007
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: AUG 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: AUG 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: AUG 2001
Basic Programming For Technical Analysis, part 2 by Steve Notis
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Basic Programming For Technical Analysis, part 2 by Steve Notis
Last month I explained the advantages of doing some of your own programming for technical analysis. I showed you a program called MSTRLST, which allows you to see the real names of CompuTra
AUTHOR: Steve NotisDATE: JUL 1990
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAR 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAR 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAR 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAR 2001
AUTHOR: Rene Koch, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 2023
Boost Your Strategy Development, Part 1: The Optimizer Contest
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Trading strategies usually involve adjustable parameters, and trading strategy development involves optimizing those parameters to find the best inputs and variables for the most profitable results. Here is an overview of some available optimizer types,
AUTHOR: Rene Koch, Ph.D.DATE: NOV 2022
AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: MAY 2009
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: AUG 2002
Chartmill Value Indicator, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In the first part of this series, you were introduced to an oscillator not prone to stickiness in overbought/oversold regions and that didn't have the lag commonly associated with oscillators. In part 2, here's how to apply it and profit from it.
AUTHOR: Dirk VandyckeDATE: FEB 2013
AUTHOR: Dirk VandyckeDATE: MAR 2013
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: MAY 2007
Comparing Market And Volatility Index Momentums, Part 3
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In part 1, we looked at using a momentum oscillator to compare the momentums of two markets for insights into those markets. In part 2, we looked at comparing the momentums of different stock market indexes. In this third and final part, we look at compa
AUTHOR: Vitali ApirineDATE: OCT 2020
Comparing The Momentums Of Stock Market Indexes, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Last month in part 1, we looked at using an oscillator based on momentum to compare the momentums of two markets on a chart for insights into those markets. In this part, we'll look at what centerline crossovers tell us about the state of the overall sto
AUTHOR: Vitali ApirineDATE: SEP 2020
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: MAR 2021
AUTHOR: Azeez MustaphaDATE: DEC 2022
AUTHOR: Azeez MustaphaDATE: FEB 2023
Cumulative Volume and momentum Part 2 by John C. Lawlor
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Cumulative Volume and momentum
Part 2
by John C. Lawlor
Price is so obvious that we all expect it to tell us everything. For example, if our stock gains $1 on the
day, we feel good. However, what we really do is multiply that $1 by, say, the 500 shares
AUTHOR: John C. LawlorDATE: FEB 1988
Custom messages Part 10 by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Custom messages
Part 10
by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
Believe it or not, all the work we've done so far programming Lotus does not complete the Directional
Movement Index system (DMI). We also must include message modules -- the only way some correct
signals can
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: OCT 1988
AUTHOR: James KupferDATE: MAR 2009
Day Trading Basics Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The first thing to do before making any trading decisions, whether it is day trading or position trading, is to study the general picture of the market. Your objective should be to trade with the direction of the market. Once you determine this, the ne
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: MAY 2000
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: MAY 2000
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: MAY 2000
Day trading and short-term trading techniques Part 2 by Kent Calhoun
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Day trading and short-term trading techniques
Part 2
by Kent Calhoun
In my three years of day trading markets in Chicago, not one person who opened an account strictly for
day trading purposes lasted more than six months. Yet, the most successful trader
AUTHOR: Kent CalhounDATE: SEP 1988
Dealing with conflict Part 2 by Van K. Tharp, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Dealing with conflict
Part 2
by Van K. Tharp, Ph.D.
""I have an elaborate computer system, on-line market quotes direct from the major exchanges, and a
program that gives me distinct buy-sell signals. I know that if I followed those signals, I'd make mo
AUTHOR: Van K. Tharp, Ph.D.DATE: NOV 1988
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: JUN 1988
Defining directional movement Part 8 by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Defining directional movement
Part 8
by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
Given the old adage that ""the trend is your friend"" and that most trading systems follow trends, J.
Welles Wilder's Directional Movement Index (DMI) lets you measure whether a trend is in effe
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: AUG 1988
Detecting dependence part 2 by Clifford J. Sherry, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Detecting dependence part 2 by Clifford J. Sherry, Ph.D.
In an article in the last issue (Stocks & Commodities, April 1986), I outlined a means of detecting
whether dependence existed between prices in a time series. To read this article, you should rec
AUTHOR: Clifford J. Sherry, Ph.D.DATE: JUN 1986
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: NOV 1987
AUTHOR: Dan WeinbergDATE: MAR 1986
AUTHOR: Dan WeinbergDATE: DEC 1985
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: JUN 2019
AUTHOR: John F. EhlersDATE: JUN 2022
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: MAR 1986
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: MAY 2020
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: NOV 2018
AUTHOR: Mircea Dologa, MDDATE: NOV 2017
AUTHOR: Mircea Dologa, MDDATE: DEC 2017
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: APR 2021
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: FEB 2021
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: FEB 2021
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: JAN 2021
Expansions & Contractions, Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Every trader wants to be able to predict price moves. But we know that it's impossible to do so. Instead, focus on finding high-probability setups and manage them well. In this first part of a three-part series, we'll look at how to identify these profit
AUTHOR: Dirk VandyckeDATE: MAR 2014
Expansions & Contractions, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In the first part of this three-part article series, we found out how to measure intrinsic divergences. In this second part, we will identify divergences that take place when price may appear to be strong but has a tendency to close near the lows.
AUTHOR: Dirk VandyckeDATE: APR 2014
Exploring Charting Techniques, Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...What type of chart should you be using? Lines, bars, candlesticks... there are so many choices. In this first part of a six-part series, an overview of charting styles is presented that may help you make the right choice for analyzing the markets.
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: JUL 2014
Exploring Charting Techniques: Basic Chart Trading, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Pullbacks, swing reversals, breakouts, trend reversals - these are some of the things prices do. Here's how you can recognize and trade them.
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: AUG 2014
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: SEP 2014
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: OCT 2014
Far East Flavor Part 1 - The Hammer
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...If you are a visual thinker like myself, you might find candlestick charts more informative than the standard bar charts. By turning the open, high, low, and close (OHLC) data of the traditional bar chart into candlesticks, daily price changes, and chart
AUTHOR: Han KimDATE: MAY 2000
AUTHOR: Han KimDATE: JUN 2000
Far East Flavor Part 3 - Star Patterns
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Twinkle, twinkle, little star,How I wonder what you are.Bearish or bullish? Here's how you can tell.
AUTHOR: Han KimDATE: JUN 2000
Finishing DMI calculations Part 9 by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Finishing DMI calculations
Part 9
by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
Having completed the lengthiest formulas that J. Welles Wilder developed in his Directional
Movement Index (DMI) system, in this issue we'll complete the calculations for the basic DMI system.
Futu
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: SEP 1988
From Greed & Fear To Grow & Protect, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In part 1 of this two-part article, you were introduced to rules you could apply in various markets, including markets recovering from a decline. Here in part 2, we'll see how well the rules work.
AUTHOR: Allen RehertDATE: JAN 2015
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: APR 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: APR 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: APR 2001
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: OCT 2019
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: SEP 2004
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: SEP 2004
Half-day trading techniques Part 3 by Kent Calhoun
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Half-day trading techniques
Part 3
by Kent Calhoun
In volatile markets, profits increase with the price range, but so does the risk. In strong trending
markets, traders will be more profitable not using profit exit points described in the September issu
AUTHOR: Kent CalhounDATE: NOV 1988
AUTHOR: Giorgos E. Siligardos, Ph.D.DATE: APR 2013
Head & Shoulders, Algorithmically, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In part 1, we looked at how to find important milestone points in a head & shoulders formation. In this, the second article of a two-part series, we present an algorithm that will let the computer find the formations for us.
AUTHOR: Giorgos E. Siligardos, Ph.D.DATE: MAY 2013
AUTHOR: Bill DunbarDATE: APR 1985
AUTHOR: Bill DunbarDATE: JUN 1985
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: OCT 2018
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: AUG 2016
Identifying And Timing With The Special K, Part 2 by Martin J. Pring
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stocks & Commodities V. 27:01 (28-35): Identifying And Timing With The Special K, Part 2 by Martin J. Pring
In part 1, you were introduced to the Special K indicator and its application on the weekly and daily charts. In part 2, we will show you how Spe
AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: JAN 2009
Indicator Rules For Swing Trading Strategies, Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In today's volatile markets, making money consistently is a challenge. You need a good strategy with reliable trading rules. This seven-part series will discuss such a strategy and its trading rules. In this, the first part, an overview is presented.
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: MAY 2013
Intraday swings with wave charts: The Wyckoff method of trading stocks part 12 by Jack K. Hutson
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Intraday swings with wave charts: The Wyckoff method of trading stocks part 12 by Jack K. Hutson
The serious follower of Wyckoff, a trader who embraces the entire scope and intricate details of this
methodology, has not completed his or her analytic ars
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: AUG 1987
Introduction to macros Part 3 by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Introduction to macros
Part 3
by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
In the previous column, I discussed the advantages of using Lotus 1-2-3 in the management of an
indicator as complex as the Directional Movement Index (DMI). In this column and hereafter, we shall
move
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: MAR 1988
AUTHOR: Frank TaucherDATE: SEP 1987
AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: JUN 2010
Krispy Kreme Part II- A Closer Look at an Inflated Stock
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Inc. (KKD) has been one of the few bright spots in the past year's nightmarishly bear market. But as the stock market bottoms out and other companies begin seeing profits again, how long will KKD continue its strong upward tr
AUTHOR: Sharon YamanakaDATE: FEB 2002
Linear Regression Of Price And Time Part 1: Three Basic Tools
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The concept of using a regression line to define price trend takes a big step forward here by introducing three powerful tools you can calculate in Excel. With these tools, you can accurately measure performance, minimize risk, and compare the strength o
AUTHOR: Mike B. SirokyDATE: SEP 2021
AUTHOR: Mike B. SirokyDATE: OCT 2021
AUTHOR: Mike B. SirokyDATE: MAR 2022
Linear Regression Of Price And Time, Part 4: Logistic Asset Allocation
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Effective asset allocation design will recognize not only how much is allocated to various assets, but also, which assets are performing the best. Toward this goal, the "logistic portfolio" is introduced here, which is a dynamic allocation model based on
AUTHOR: Mike B. SirokyDATE: AUG 2022
AUTHOR: Gregory AharonianDATE: JUL 2023
AUTHOR: Greg AharonianDATE: NOV 2023
Loops: static and dynamic Part 7 by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Loops: static and dynamic
Part 7
by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
This month, we develop a loop to manage the calculation of the trading range (TR 1) used in J. Welles
Wilder's Directional Movement Index (DMI) system. The previous columns developed the formula for
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: JUL 1988
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAY 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAY 2001
MACD momentum Part 1 by Thomas Aspray
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...MACD momentum
Part 1
by Thomas Aspray
In the fall of 1986, I completed work on a new indicator: the MACD Histogram/Momentum. As many
of you are already aware, the MACD, or Convergence/Divergence, is an excellent indicator, but its
signals often lag when
AUTHOR: Thomas AsprayDATE: AUG 1988
AUTHOR: Thomas AsprayDATE: SEP 1988
Making spreadsheets part of your trading system Part I by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Making spreadsheets part of your trading system
Part I
by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
This column will be all about using Lotus 1-2-3, Release 2.0 as a trading tool. Given the number of
programs written for technical analysis fundamental analysis, and portfolio
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 1988
Making spreadsheets part of your trading system Part I by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Making spreadsheets part of your trading system
Part I
by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
This column will be all about using Lotus 1-2-3, Release 2.0 as a trading tool. Given the number of
programs written for technical analysis fundamental analysis, and portfolio
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 1988
Market Profile Part 2 by Thomas P. Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNutt
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Market Profile
Part 2
by Thomas P. Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNutt
The market is composed of time, price and volume. Each day, the market--in attempting to facilitate
trade--develops a price range delineated by the daily high and low and a Value Area w
AUTHOR: Thomas P. Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNuttDATE: JAN 1988
Market Profile Part 5 by Thomas P. Drinka, Stephen M. Ptasienski and Robby L. Humes
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Market Profile
Part 5
by Thomas P. Drinka, Stephen M. Ptasienski and Robby L. Humes
To make the information from the Chicago Board of Trade's Market Profile and Liquidity Data Bank
reports more useful to traders, we have tabulated time-and-sales as well
AUTHOR: Thomas P. Drinka, Stephen M. Ptasienski and RobbyDATE: DEC 1988
AUTHOR: Thomas P. Drinka and Robert L. McNuttDATE: DEC 1987
AUTHOR: Thomas Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNuttDATE: FEB 1988
Market profile Part 4 by Thomas Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNutt
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Market profile
Part 4
by Thomas Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNutt
Previously, we considered the manner in which the market utilizes price probes and rotation during the
trading day to promote trade. Depending on the response of other-time-frame traders
AUTHOR: Thomas Drinka, Ph.D. and Robert L. McNuttDATE: MAR 1988
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: DEC 1987
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: APR 1986
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: JUN 1987
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: NOV 2019
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: JUN 2017
AUTHOR: Gary S. AntonacciDATE: JUN 1987
AUTHOR: Vitali ApirineDATE: AUG 2021
AUTHOR: Vitali ApirineDATE: JUL 2021
Moving Average Crossovers Part II, by Dimitris Tsokakis
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stocks & Commodities V. 25:3 (26-34): Moving Average Crossovers Part II, by Dimitris Tsokakis
In the first part, we examined how to overcome the lagging tendency of the moving average crossover. In part II, we look at trading opportunities presented by
AUTHOR: Dimitris TsokakisDATE: MAR 2007
AUTHOR: John F. EhlersDATE: JUN 1988
Moving averages Part 2 Ehlers Leading Indicator (ELI) by John Ehlers
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Moving averages
Part 2 Ehlers Leading Indicator (ELI)
by John Ehlers
Most technical indicators use a moving average of some kind, and this usually dooms the indicator to
lag price. Some indicators use momentum, or rate of change, to generate a leading f
AUTHOR: John F. EhlersDATE: JUL 1988
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: JAN 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: FEB 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAR 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: FEB 2001
On System Development Part 1 by Mark Vakkur, M.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...On System Development Part 1 by Mark Vakkur, M.D.
Here's one for the first-time developer of a trading system, or someone who's thinking about developing a system. Here are the basic steps this author took to develop a system for the stock market.
Suc
AUTHOR: Mark Vakkur, M.D.DATE: JUN 1998
On System Development; Part 2 by Mark Vakkur, M.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...On System
Development Part 2
by Mark Vakkur, M.D.
Last month, this author introduced the initial steps that
someone, novice or veteran, should take when developing a
stock market system. This time, he explains the final steps.
Last time, I posited that
AUTHOR: Mark Vakkur, M.D.DATE: JUL 1998
Opening Range Breakout Part 3 by Toby Crabel
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Opening Range Breakout
Part 3
by Toby Crabel
In the opening range breakout technique, the heralds of an upcoming trend day are often inside days,
narrow range days and hook days (see Stocks & Commodities, September and October 1988). I also have
run acr
AUTHOR: Toby CrabelDATE: DEC 1988
AUTHOR: Toby CrabelDATE: MAY 1989
AUTHOR: Toby CrabelDATE: JUN 1989
Opening Range Breakout Part 8 by Toby Crabel
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Opening Range Breakout
Part 8
by Toby Crabel
The bull hook pattern, as suggested by its name, is a bullish indication and, in most cases, will be
followed by a price move to the upside on the day or days following the hook. However, as you will see
from
AUTHOR: Toby CrabelDATE: JUL 1989
AUTHOR: Toby CrabelDATE: FEB 1989
AUTHOR: Toby CrabelDATE: APR 1989
AUTHOR: Toby CrabelDATE: OCT 1988
Pairs Rotation With Ehlers Loops, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Last time in part 1, a new charting style named Ehlers Loops was introduced that could help you to gain predictive insights by the nature of the display. This time, we'll look at Ehlers Loops in action with a pairs trading example
AUTHOR: John F. EhlersDATE: JUL 2022
AUTHOR: Thomas A. RorroDATE: OCT 1986
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: JUN 1985
AUTHOR: Gary S. AntonacciDATE: AUG 1987
AUTHOR: Len YatesDATE: OCT 1986
AUTHOR: Bill DunbarDATE: NOV 1986
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: SEP 1986
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: DEC 1985
Part II: Lessons In Gann
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...On December 3, 2003, I presented a report showing the first of three methods using Gann fans to trade. All are part of WD Gann's arsenal. Plotting them on a single chart would make the page so busy that it would discourage traders from using Gann fa
AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: DEC 2003
AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: DEC 2003
Peak performance in volatile markets Part 2 by Susan Arenson and Neal Weintraub
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Peak performance in volatile markets
Part 2
by Susan Arenson and Neal Weintraub
In any area of pursuit, setting goals can give you a greater sense of direction, help you feel more
productive, better mobilize your efforts and direct your attention to the
AUTHOR: Susan Arenson and Neal WeintraubDATE: SEP 1988
Peak performance in volatile markets, Part 1 by Neal Weintraub and Susan Arenson
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Peak performance in volatile markets
Part 1
by Neal Weintraub and Susan Arenson
Man alone, of all the creatures of the earth, can change his own pattern. Man alone is the architect of his
own destiny. The greatest discovery in our generation is that hum
AUTHOR: Neal Weintraub and Susan ArensonDATE: AUG 1988
AUTHOR: Toby CrabelDATE: SEP 1988
Point and figure analysis and projection Part 2 by Charles Idol
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Point and figure analysis and projection
Part 2
by Charles Idol
When you start point & figure chart (P&F) analysis, you should start with longer-term data and a l´3
chart like Figure 1, the P&F chart for AT&T. (See ""Point & figure charts: An overview,"
AUTHOR: Charles IdolDATE: AUG 1989
AUTHOR: Charles IdolDATE: APR 1989
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: MAR 2020
AUTHOR: Solomon ChuamaDATE: AUG 2016
Price Patterns, Part I by Martin J. Pring
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Price Patterns, Part I
by Martin J.Pring
This veteran market analyst takes a look at the principles of
price formation, one of the basics of technical analysis.
In my recent articles, I have covered many basics of technical
analysis, ranging from peak
AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: AUG 2000
Price Patterns, Part II by Martin J.Pring
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Price Patterns, Part II by Martin J.Pring
This veteran market analyst takes a look at the patterns of price formation.
Last time, I covered the basics of chart patterns using rectangles as an example. This time, I will expand on the subject by taking a
AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: OCT 2000
Price Projections, Part 5
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Here in part 5 of Sylvain Vervoort's "Exploring Charting Techniques" series, he looks at techniques such as measured moves, Fibonacci projections & retracements, and daily pivots to estimate future price levels
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: NOV 2014
Price pattern studies Part 1 by Toby Crabel
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Price pattern studies
Part 1
by Toby Crabel
Do prices tend to move consistently in one direction from open to close, given the previous day's price
pattern, and do these patterns of intraday bias lend themselves to profitable trading systems?
To answer
AUTHOR: Toby CrabelDATE: SEP 1989
AUTHOR: John A. SarkettDATE: AUG 2023
Product Review: eSignal 10 and Advanced GET Edition (Part 1)
AUTHOR: Barbara Star, Ph.D.DATE: 2008
Product Review: eSignal 10.5, Part 2 by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: 2009
AUTHOR: John A. SarkettDATE: SEP 2023
Product review: NinjaTrader 8 Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...NinjaTrader has a dedicated following and for good reason. It is broker independent, the price is attractive, it supports a lot of datafeeds, and it's easy to use. For the benefit of its dedicated followers, NinjaTrader's new release NinjaTrader 8 (NT8)
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: FEB 2017
Product review: NinjaTrader 8 Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Last month in part 1, I reviewed some of the many features of NinjaTrader 8 and ended by saying that this month I would cover the strategy development features and some of the advanced order-handling features. As mentioned in the first part, there are so
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: MAR 2017
AUTHOR: S&C StaffDATE: FEB 2015
AUTHOR: S&C StaffDATE: MAR 2015
Product review: VectorVest 7 Premium, Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Trading stocks has never been easier, more fun, or more affordable. But if new or experienced investors or traders learn the wrong approach instead of educating themselves, the results can be catastrophic mentally and financially. Platforms that offer go
AUTHOR: Leslie N. MasonsonDATE: NOV 2021
AUTHOR: Leslie N. MasonsonDATE: DEC 2021
AUTHOR: Perry J. KaufmanDATE: JAN 2018
AUTHOR: Perry J. KaufmanDATE: FEB 2018
AUTHOR: Steve NotisDATE: AUG 1990
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: MAY 1988
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: APR 1988
Pseudo Securities For Technical Analysts, Part 2 by Charles E. Miller
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Pseudo Securities For
Technical Analysts - Part 2
Last time, we examined the idea of using pseudo securities,
based on artificial data with known properties, to map the
characteristics of various indicators. We then applied this
concept to the time doma
AUTHOR: Charles E. MillerDATE: JUL 1999
Pseudo Securities For Technical Analysts, Part 3 by Charles E. Miller
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Pseudo Securities For
Technical Analysts
Part 3
The first two parts of this three-part series examined the
theory, generation technique, and time series application of
rectilinear pseudo securities. In this, the conclusion, the same
theory is applied to
AUTHOR: Charles E. MillerDATE: AUG 1999
AUTHOR: Dirk VandyckeDATE: MAY 2014
AUTHOR: Melvin E. DickoverDATE: FEB 2016
Reacting To Market Moves, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...What approach can lead to success in technical trading, in spite of all the cognitive biases we can have that were discussed in part 1 of this two-part article? Here in this second part, we try to answer that question by comparing what humans do in the m
AUTHOR: Melvin E. DickoverDATE: MAR 2016
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: MAY 1987
AUTHOR: Vitali ApirineDATE: FEB 2022
AUTHOR: Vitali ApirineDATE: MAR 2022
AUTHOR: Dennis Meyers, Ph.D.DATE: DEC 2013
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: APR 2016
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: MAY 2016
Richard Demille Wyckoff Part 3
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The most basic and universal laws governing goods and services in a free market are the law of supply, law of demand, and the intersection of these laws. These laws control stock prices. In this third of a five-part series about Richard D. Wyckoff, we lo
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: JUN 2016
Richard Demille Wyckoff Part 4
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Whether you're an investor or trader, you need to know how to intelligently evaluate price action. In this fourth of a five-part series about Richard D. Wyckoff, we look at how he evaluated price action using charts
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: JUL 2016
AUTHOR: Stella Osoba, CMTDATE: AUG 2016
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: FEB 1991
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: APR 1987
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: OCT 1987
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: DEC 2019
Signal Processing Basics, Part 3 by Glenn A. Barlis
AUTHOR: Glenn A. BarlisDATE: JUN 2010
AUTHOR: Sergiy DrogobetskiiDATE: NOV 2005
AUTHOR: Frank TaucherDATE: OCT 1987
Spread investing - Advanced concepts Part 3 by Frank Taucher
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Spread investing - Advanced concepts Part 3 by Frank Taucher
In the previous installment of this series, I discussed the two tools I use in my seasonal spread
investment program to locate trades that are profitable, reliable and consistent. The objectiv
AUTHOR: Frank TaucherDATE: NOV 1987
AUTHOR: Frank TaucherDATE: DEC 1987
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: SEP 2020
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: SEP 2016
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: SEP 2016
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: JAN 2020
AUTHOR: Len YatesDATE: SEP 1986
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: NOV 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: NOV 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: NOV 2001
AUTHOR: Sunny HarrisDATE: APR 2013
System Design Software, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In Part 1 of this series on system design software, we looked at AmiBroker and Adaptrade. Here in Part 2, weÕll look at two more products, eSignal and Trade Navigator.
AUTHOR: Sunny HarrisDATE: AUG 2013
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: AUG 2007
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: AUG 2007
Taming The Effects Of Whipsaw, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Last time in part 1, we presented a filter to help protect your trend-following strategy against whipsaws. This time, we show how to include the effects of volatility to further improve filtering effectiveness and trading performance
AUTHOR: Richard PosterDATE: JUL 2024
AUTHOR: Bob HuntDATE: JUN 2002
AUTHOR: Bob HuntDATE: JUN 2002
AUTHOR: Bob HuntDATE: JUN 2002
AUTHOR: Bob HuntDATE: JUN 2002
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: JUL 2016
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: APR 2020
AUTHOR: Vitali ApirineDATE: AUG 2020
AUTHOR: Van K. Tharp, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 1988
The Edge In Chart Patterns, Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...When you see a chart pattern forming, most likely, others will see it too. What gives you an edge when you trade a chart pattern? This two-part article will help answer that question
AUTHOR: Giorgos E. Siligardos, Ph.D.DATE: APR 2017
The Edge In Chart Patterns, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Part 1 of this article showed how you can use a trading system to define the edge that a chart pattern gives you. This concluding part will elaborate on three practical issues relating to this subject: market frictions, sample populations, and capital re
AUTHOR: Giorgos E. Siligardos, Ph.D.DATE: MAY 2017
AUTHOR: Fawad RazaqzadaDATE: MAR 2020
AUTHOR: Fawad RazaqzadaDATE: APR 2020
The MIDAS Touch, Part 1 by Andrew Coles, PhD
AUTHOR: Andrew Coles, PH.D.DATE: SEP 2008
The MIDAS Touch, Part 2 by Andrew Coles, PhD
AUTHOR: Andrew Coles, PH.D.DATE: OCT 2008
AUTHOR: Mircea Dologa, MDDATE: SEP 2013
AUTHOR: Mircea Dologa, MDDATE: OCT 2013
AUTHOR: John A. SarkettDATE: NOV 2018
The Options Risk Curve Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Your beautiful risk curve didn't provide you with the beautiful profits it seemed to promise on day one. Why? We asked the experts. In part 1, we covered nine of those 12 reasons. Here, we look at the next three
AUTHOR: John A. SarkettDATE: DEC 2018
AUTHOR: Donald Jones and Christopher YoungDATE: JUL 1990
The Repeated Median Velocity Strategy, Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...It sounds complicated, but it's actually simple. In this first part of a two-part series, find out how to use this strategy to place buy & sell orders as well as the best way to test the strategy.
AUTHOR: Dennis Meyers, Ph.D.DATE: NOV 2013
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: OCT 2018
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: APR 2019
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: MAY 2019
The V-Trade Part 11: Expert Manual Trading
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In this series, we've discussed trading concepts and techniques, technical analysis, and getting set up to trade. In this part, which continues with using an expert system to trade, we'll look at using the expert system for manual and semi-automatic trad
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: JUN 2019
The V-Trade Part 12 : Expert Automatic Trading
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In part 11 of this series, tools for manual and semi-automatic trading with trendlines using an expert system were presented. In this part, which is the third on using an expert system, we look at technical analysis techniques that can be used with autom
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: JUL 2019
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: NOV 2019
The V-Trade Part 1: Five Basic Trading Rules
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Technical analysis, money management, and trading rules--these are the three basic components to a technically based trading system. But even if you've got these three components down, you still need to stay alert to
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: MAR 2018
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: APR 2018
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: MAY 2018
The V-Trade Part 4: Technical Analysis--Trends & Reversals
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In this fourth part of a multipart series, we continue with the discussion of an important technical analysis concept, passive support & resistance. We'll look at price trends, trend channels, the Andrews pitchfork, and applying a stop-loss, all with the
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: JUN 2018
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: JUL 2018
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: AUG 2018
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: SEP 2018
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: OCT 2018
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: NOV 2018
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: OCT 2019
AUTHOR: John A. SarkettDATE: JAN 2014
The Weekly Options, Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Last month in part 1, we tracked the growth in weekly options and presented one trader's success story trading AAPL iron butterflies. Here, we look at three more ways to trade weeklys.
AUTHOR: John A. SarkettDATE: FEB 2014
The compulsive trader Part 2 by Van K. Tharp, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The compulsive trader
Part 2
by Van K. Tharp, Ph.D.
""When water passes over your head, it makes no difference if it does so by an inch or afoot. You're
drowning. You don't want to admit that it is easier to get out of a $100,000 debt than a million dol
AUTHOR: Van K. Tharp, Ph.D.DATE: APR 1988
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: FEB 2017
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: MAY 2019
AUTHOR: Dennis Meyers, Ph.D.DATE: JUN 2014
AUTHOR: Dennis Meyers, Ph.D.DATE: JUL 2014
Trading Forex: Fundamental Analysis (Part 5)
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Forex traders need to keep an eye on fundamental data such as interest rates, central bank policies, and economic data. In part 5 of this six-part series, we'll take an in-depth look at these fundamental variables.
AUTHOR: Imran MukatiDATE: MAR 2015
AUTHOR: Imran MukatiDATE: NOV 2014
Trading GLD In The Age Of Zero Commission Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Come follow along on a quest to discover profitable trading rules you can use, based on a few technical indicators. In this two-article series focusing on two different markets, we'll conceptualize some strategies and technical trading rules, test them,
AUTHOR: Massoud Metghalchi, PhD, and Linda A. Hayes, PhDDATE: APR 2023
AUTHOR: Massoud Metghalchi, PhDDATE: OCT 2024
Trading Leveraged QQQ ETFs Part 2: TQQQ
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Can you beat buy & hold, with favorable reward-to-risk measures, by including a leveraged QQQ ETF in your portfolio allocation with market timing? In part 1, the study tested a 2x ETF. Here, a 3x ETF is tested. Do results improve, or worsen? We find out
AUTHOR: Massoud Metghalchi, PhDDATE: NOV 2024
Trading SLV In The Age Of Zero Commission Part 2
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In this two-article series, some possible trading rules based on a selection of technical indicators are evaluated, and the best three are presented. In part 1, the focus was on trading a popular gold ETF. Here in part 2, the focus is on trading a popula
AUTHOR: Massoud Metghalchi, PhD, and Peggy A. Cloninger, PhDDATE: MAY 2023
AUTHOR: Dennis Meyers, Ph.D.DATE: APR 2016
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: DEC 2006
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: DEC 2006
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: JUL 2007
Trading Trendline Breaks, Part 3 by Sylvain Vervoort
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Trading Trendline Breaks, Part 3 by Sylvain Vervoort
Previously, I discussed how
trendlines are plotted and
how they can be used. This
time, I am going to show you Abercombie & Fitch Co. (ANF).
The numbers here represent the labels
on the chart displaye
AUTHOR: Sylvain VervoortDATE: OCT 2007
AUTHOR: Anthony Trongone, Ph.D., CFP, CTADATE: SEP 2013
Trading five-wave reversals Part 2 by Dan A. Dimock
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Trading five-wave reversals Part 2 by Dan A. Dimock
In ""Trading five-wave reversals"" (Stocks & Commodities, January 1990), I examined the one place in the market cycle where optimal entry into a win-win situation can occur: at the end of any wave C th
AUTHOR: Dan Akin DimockDATE: MAY 1990
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: NOV 2020
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: JUL 2000
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: JUL 2000
AUTHOR: Thomas P. Drinka and Stephen M. PtasienskiDATE: APR 1989
Understanding The Yield Curve, Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In this two-part series, you'll get a comprehensive review of yield curve analysis and how it can be applied to making decisions in the stock market. In this first part, we'll look at basic theory as well as some guidelines for how discretionary investor
AUTHOR: Giorgos E. Siligardos, Ph.D.DATE: NOV 2013
AUTHOR: Giorgos E. Siligardos, Ph.D.DATE: DEC 2013
Updata (Part 2)
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In part 1 of this two-part series, I covered the basics of Updata. This time, I will cover features, some of which are difficult to find anywhere else.
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAR 2013
Updata, part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Updata, a UK-based company, has a wide range of analysis features. To give you an idea of how extensive this software is, consider there are 457 prebuilt custom indicators in addition to several dozen standard indicators, and 229 prebuilt trading strateg
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: FEB 2013
AUTHOR: Dr. Michael J. SeilerDATE: FEB 2001
AUTHOR: Dr. Michael J. SeilerDATE: FEB 2001
AUTHOR: Dr. Michael J. SeilerDATE: FEB 2001
AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: FEB 2018
VIDYA and the Nasdaq (Part 1)
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...VIDYA, the variable index dynamic average, provides the means to dynamically change the period of an exponential moving average. Its application to the Nasdaq provides some interesting insight to Nasdaq behavior.
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: NOV 2000
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: NOV 2000
Volatility analysis and simulation used in tactical trading Part 2 by Peter Eliason
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Volatility analysis and simulation used in tactical
trading
Part 2
by Peter Eliason
The tactical trading algorithm, as explained in the March 1989 issue of Stocks & Commodities, is made
up of two components: the manipulation of a numerical series to det
AUTHOR: Peter EliasonDATE: JUL 1989
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAY 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAY 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAY 2001
AUTHOR: Dennis D. PetersonDATE: MAY 2001
Volume analysis Part 1 by John C. Lawlor
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Volume analysis
Part 1
by John C. Lawlor
Historically, volume has had only modest use as a technical analysis factor, even though volume, or
the magnitude of volume, is a most respected market force. Every day, the 15 most active stocks are
listed--a sub
AUTHOR: John C. LawlorDATE: JAN 1988
AUTHOR: David PennDATE: MAY 2006
AUTHOR: Bryce T. GilmoreDATE: FEB 1988
Wave market analysis Part 2 by Bryce T. Gilmore
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Wave market analysis
Part 2
by Bryce T. Gilmore
In part one of this article (February 1988), we examined four turning points--[W], [X], [Y] and [Z]--in
the trend of Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange Sugar-World #11 contract. We looked at time cycles and
re
AUTHOR: Bryce T. GilmoreDATE: MAR 1988
AUTHOR: Gregory AharonianDATE: JUN 2023
AUTHOR: Johann Christian LotterDATE: OCT 2021
When Backtests Meet Reality, Part 1
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Before you put real money on the line with a trading strategy, you will want to test the strategy to find out if it has a good chance of being profitable going forward. However, there are some important pitfalls to avoid when you go to design a backtest
AUTHOR: Johann Christian LotterDATE: AUG 2021
Wilder's Directional Movement Index System Part 2 by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Wilder's Directional Movement Index System
Part 2
by Jim Summers, Ph.D.
As I noted in the last issue, I need both a charting program and Lotus 1-2-3 to trade with discipline and
confidence, along with maintaining my emotional health. My first major prog
AUTHOR: Jim Summers, Ph.D.DATE: FEB 1988
AUTHOR: Gregory AharonianDATE: DEC 2024
Working Money: Counting Elliott Waves, Part 1 by Rudy Teseo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Counting Elliott Waves, Part 1 by Rudy Teseo
In this four-part tutorial you'll learn about the
theory and applications of the Elliott wave. In
part I, you'll learn about projections.
This tutorial, while by no means a definitive text on Elliott wave (E
AUTHOR: Rudy TeseoDATE: JUN 2002
Writing Covered Calls Part 1: Examining Your Choices
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In the last series, we provided an introduction to trading options and what this type of instrument is all about. Here, we dive into strategies for option trading by explaining a straightforward, lower-risk type of option trade you can make: the covered
AUTHOR: John DevcicDATE: JUN 2024
Writing Covered Calls Part 2: Opportunities For Option Sellers
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Last time in part 1, we looked at using the option strategy of writing covered calls, including what to consider when you go to write (sell) a covered call. This time, we look at some ways to implement and structure your covered call writes, and consider
AUTHOR: John DevcicDATE: AUG 2024
AUTHOR: Sean MooreDATE: MAY 2000
Wyckoff Part 2: Determining Relative Strength And Weakness
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Once you've identified and predicted the current market trend, you must decide whether it's time to enter the market, exit the market, or abstain from the market altogether. Looking at a security's relative strength or weakness in compari
AUTHOR: Sean MooreDATE: MAY 2000
AUTHOR: Sean MooreDATE: MAY 2000
AUTHOR: Sean MooreDATE: MAY 2000
Wyckoff Part 5: Timing Is Everything
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...When should your next trade be established? According to the Wyckoff method, you want to follow the trend of the overall market and enter a position when the market is primed for a reversal. With improved timing, you'll be able to take full advant
AUTHOR: Sean MooreDATE: JUN 2000
Wyckoff Part 7: Coordinating vertical and figure charts for more effective forecasting by Jack K. Hu
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Wyckoff Part 7: Coordinating vertical and figure charts for more effective forecasting by Jack K. Hutson
Vertical charts, alone, are a detailed source of information for the Richard D. Wyckoff analysis of
individual stocks groups and the market. But whe
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: NOV 1986
Wyckoff in action (part 2) by David Weis
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Wyckoff in action (part 2) by David Weis
In Part 1 of this article (S&C, June 1986), we recognized at point #12 (Figure 1) that large operators
were accumulating bonds prior to an upswing. The conservative point-and-figure count AB (Figure 2)
indicated
AUTHOR: David WeisDATE: MAR 1987
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: JUL 1986
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: OCT 1986
AUTHOR: Jack K. HutsonDATE: DEC 1986
eSignal 11 (Part 1)
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...After having used eSignal for several years, my first reaction to the latest release, eSignal 11, was how modern the user interface was.
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: MAR 2012
eSignal 11.4, Part 3
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In March 2012, eSignal released version 11.4, which includes some notable new features as well as some enhancements. In this, the final part of this series, I will discuss eSignal's alert system, plus a few other features that traders would find interest
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: JUL 2012