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• Dow Theory Principle Of Confirmation

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Recently, the Dow transports reaffirmed the rising intermediate trend on the Dow industrials by making a new closing high. Even though the market is looking toppy at these levels, the intermediate trend has yet to be reversed based on the principles of c

AUTHOR: Ron WalkerDATE: DEC 2009

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• On the Principle of Parsimony: James O'Shaughnessy by Thom Hartle

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...On the Principle of Parsimony James O'Shaughnessy by Thom Hartle I wanted to understand why certain stocks went up and why others went down. I went looking for literature that would explain what I could see happening in the marketplace. I found that a l

AUTHOR: Thom HartleDATE: NOV 1996

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Quick Scan:The Wave Principle of Human Social Behavior

AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE:  2000

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Quick-Scans: Trading with the Elliott Principle

AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: JAN 1987

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• Robert R. Prechter Jr. on the Elliott Wave Principle by Thom Hartle

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...V14:1 (37-42): Interview: Robert R. Prechter Jr. on the Elliott Wave Principle by Thom Hartle It's inevitable: Anyone who enters into the realm of technical analysis runs into a reference to the Elliott Wave Principle sooner or later. Whether you're an

AUTHOR: Thom HartleDATE: JAN 1996

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• The Fan Principle On The S&P 500

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The fan principle can be applied to corrective swings to help determine when an intermediate reaction has concluded. The breaking of the third fan line signals a reversal and that a new uptrend is about to begin.

AUTHOR: Ron WalkerDATE: APR 2008

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• The Principle Of Contraction/Expansion by Toby Crabel, CTA

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Principle Of Contraction/Expansion by Toby Crabel, CTA I define the principle of contraction/expansion as the market phenomenon of change from a period of rest to a period of movement back to a period of rest. This interaction between the phases of

AUTHOR: Toby CrabelDATE: SEP 1990