Article Archive For Keyword: Technical Tools

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• Ed Seykota Of Technical Tools by Thom Hartle

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Ed Seykota Of Technical Tools by Thom Hartle Ed Seykota, whose thoughts and insights were chronicled in Jack Schwager's book Market Wizards, has been involved with trading commodities since the late 1960s. According to Market Wizards, Seykota's ""model

AUTHOR: Thom HartleDATE: AUG 1992

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Quick-Scans: Monthly Updates from Technical Tools

AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: JAN 1987

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• Tea Leaves, Voodoo, And Other Technical Tools

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Many investors dismiss technical analysis as reading tea leaves and market voodoo, but using indicators like relative strength show when a stock is about to rise.

AUTHOR: Billy WilliamsDATE: MAY 2011

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• Technical Tools For Day Traders, Part 1

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Here are a few techniques that I have found to be consistently helpful in capturing intraday profits. Part 1 will discuss oscillator divergence/momentum confirmation.

AUTHOR: Bob HuntDATE: JUN 2002

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• Technical Tools For Day Traders, Part 2: Pivot System Support and Resitance

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Judgements made about likely market behavior which are based on momentum analysis can be even more productive if you have predetermined levels available to act as "price templates" for interpreting the day's trading activity. The Pivot Sys

AUTHOR: Bob HuntDATE: JUN 2002

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• Technical Tools For Day Traders, Part 4: The Use of Prior Day Highs and Lows

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Each of the intraday trading techniques discussed in Parts 1 through 3 have relied on reference levels arrived at by means of mathematical calculations. In contrast, the technique discussed in this section will deal with a set of support and resistance l

AUTHOR: Bob HuntDATE: JUN 2002

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• Technical Tools For Day Traders: Part 3: Dynamic Support & Resistance Levels

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...As helpful as Pivot System levels often are, they have one significant drawback--they are calculated from the prior day's price action and may not accurately reflect recent changes in market psychology.

AUTHOR: Bob HuntDATE: JUN 2002