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• Detecting Trend Direction And Strength by Barbara Star, Ph.D.

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Detecting Trend Direction And Strength by Barbara Star, Ph.D. Using an indicator by itself can reveal a portion of the entire picture. Combining it with another can reveal more. Traders use technical indicators to recognize market changes. They look to

AUTHOR: Barbara Star, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 2002

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• KST And Relative Strength by Martin J. Pring

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...KST And Relative Strength by Martin J. Pring In previous articles, technician and author Martin Pring has analyzed the KST indicator, an oscillator designed to identify market turns based on time cycles. This month, he explains how to use the KST in gau

AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: NOV 1992

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• Point & Figure Relative Strength by Michael J. Moody and Harold B. Parker

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Point & Figure Relative Strength by Michael J. Moody and Harold B. Parker STOCKS & COMMODITIES contributors Michael J. Moody and Harold B. Parker suggest using point and figure and relative strength as a way to identify strong and weak stocks. It has o

AUTHOR: Michael J. Moody and Harold B. ParkerDATE: FEB 1993

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• Ranked Relative Strength by Jeff Parent

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Ranked Relative Strength by Jeff Parent How do you know which sectors to trade? Here's a system that will identify the strongest sectors so you know what you should be chasing. When Charles Dow started recording his average in the late 19th century (Fi

AUTHOR: Jeff ParentDATE: MAY 2004

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• Rating Trend Strength by Tushar S. Chande

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Rating Trend Strength by Tushar S. Chande Here's a simple indicator of trend strength. It goes like this: A value of +10 signals an uptrend; a value of -10 signals a downtrend. Stocks & Commodities Contributing Editor Tushar Chande uses this simple rati

AUTHOR: Tushar S. Chande, Ph.D.DATE: SEP 1993

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• Relative Strength by Martin J. Pring

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Relative Strength by Martin J. Pring What to short and what to buy -- you should always know the choices the market's giving you. Relative strength measures the relationship between two securities. By security, I am referring to any freely traded entity

AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: JUL 2001

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Working Money: Using Relative Strength by Steve Watkins

AUTHOR: Steve WatkinsDATE: MAY 2003