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AUTHOR: Walter T. Downs, Ph.D.DATE: AUG 1998
Combining Statistical and Pattern Analysis by Walter T. Downs
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Patterns are one of the oldest forms of technical analysis. Yet, because patterns can often be subjective, few of us take the time to combine statistical information with this type of market analysis.
Mathematical definition and detailed
statistical an
AUTHOR: Walter T. Downs, Ph.D.DATE: OCT 1998
Comex the Game by William T. Taylor
AUTHOR: William T. TaylorDATE: 1986
Compound Pivots And Market Symmetry by William T. Erman
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Compound Pivots
And Market Symmetry by William T. Erman
Many traders see only simple symmetry such as a 20-week
bottom-to-bottom move followed by another. Unfortunately,
if indeed there is another 20-week cycle, it could very well
turn out to be 18 week
AUTHOR: William T. ErmanDATE: APR 1999
Computers in the Futures Industry by William T. Taylor
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Computers in the Futures Industry
by William T. Taylor
The futures industry, like other investment-oriented industries, relies heavily on information. For years,
exchanges have used the computer for price recording and data gathering as well as for acco
AUTHOR: William T. TaylorDATE: MAR 1984
Daytrading QQQ by Misha T. Sarkovich, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Daytrading QQQ by Misha T. Sarkovich, Ph.D.
Looking at price history can help you become a more
successful trader.
The QQQ is an exchange-traded fund
(ETF), sometimes referred to as "cubes"
or "Qs." The QQQ is traded primarily
on the exchange floor of
AUTHOR: Misha T. Sarkovich, Ph.D.DATE: MAR 2003
AUTHOR: Paul T. HollidayDATE: MAY 1990
AUTHOR: William T. TaylorDATE: JUL 1984
AUTHOR: William T. TaylorDATE: APR 1985
Log Spirals In The Stock Market by William T. Erman
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Log Spirals
In The Stock Market
by William T. Erman
The basic mathematical characteristic of the log spiral is that
even while increasing or decreasing in size, the log spiral
remains constant. This is also true for rectangular spirals,
the parameters
AUTHOR: William T. ErmanDATE: FEB 1999
Modeling The Stock Market by Paul T. Holliday
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Modeling The Stock Market
by Paul T. Holliday
The price/earnings ratio works perfectly well-- for stocks. But, Paul Holliday points out, it doesn't work
for stock indices such as the DJIA or the Standard & Poor's 500, where the effective interest rate wo
AUTHOR: Paul T. HollidayDATE: MAR 1992
AUTHOR: Walter T. Downs, Ph.D.DATE: JUN 1998
New highs/new lows by Arthur A. Merrill, C. M. T.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...New highs/new lows by Arthur A. Merrill, C. M. T.
Each day the number of stocks making new highs and the number making new lows are reported in the financial press. Are these statistics useful? To find out whether they were, I constructed an index of ne
AUTHOR: Arthur A. Merrill, C.M.T.DATE: JUN 1990
Product Review: MetaStock Real Time 3.5 by T. Hartle and J. Sweeney
AUTHOR: Thom Hartle and John SweeneyDATE: 1993
Reuters Color Graphics Service by William T. Taylor
AUTHOR: William T. TaylorDATE: 1983
AUTHOR: E. Labunsky and T. HamiltonDATE: SEP 2009
The Forex Gambit by Walter T. Downs
AUTHOR: Walter T. Downs, Ph.D.DATE: JUN 2010
AUTHOR: Raymond T. MurphyDATE: MAR 1996
The Language of Money by Walter T. Downs, PhD
AUTHOR: Walter T. Downs, Ph.D.DATE: JUL 2010
AUTHOR: Walter T. Downs, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 1999
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