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Alpha-beta trend following system Version II, tuning for performance by Anthony W. Warren Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Alpha-beta trend following system
Version II, tuning for performance
by Anthony W. Warren Ph.D.
Several years ago, I published the alpha-beta trend following method in Technical Analysis of Stocks &
Commodities. Although similar in concept to the c
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: APR 1989
Alpha-beta trend-following revisited by Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Alpha-beta trend-following revisited by Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.
In the June and December 1985 issues of Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities magazine, I
presented a new method for trend-following based on the use of alpha-beta filtering for trade
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: DEC 1986
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 1984
AUTHOR: Richard W. Arms, Jr.DATE: JUN 1990
Assessing Risk On Wall Street by Robert W. Hull
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Book Review: Thomas A. Rorro's Assessing Risk on Wall Street. By Robert W. Hull
Thomas A. Rorro
Sobaro Publishing Company, 1984
Price: $17.95 (202 pages)
Thomas A. Rorro's book, Assessing Risk on Wall Street , is indeed a bridge between the investment
AUTHOR: Robert W. Hull, Jr.DATE: MAR 1987
At The Close by Donald W. Pendergast Jr
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: SEP 2010
Black-Scholes vs. Cox-Ross-Rubinstein By John W. Labuszewski and John E. Nyhoff
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Black-Scholes vs. Cox-Ross-Rubinstein
By John W. Labuszewski and John E. Nyhoff
Professors Fischer Black and Myron Scholes of the University of Chicago introduced, in 1973, what
was to become the most commonly cited option pricing model. This was a fort
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: OCT 1988
Calculating Momentum A New Way by Darryl W. Maddox
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Calculating Momentum A New Way
by Darryl W. Maddox
Traditionally, the calculation of market momentum has been a difference calculation. Thus, a
momentum indicator for the Dow Jones Industrial Average is calculated by subtracting the closing value
on one
AUTHOR: Darryl W. MaddoxDATE: APR 1991
AUTHOR: Ingo W. BucherDATE: MAR 2003
Cross Your Arms by Richard W. Arms Jr.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Cross Your Arms
by Richard W. Arms Jr.
The dinner had been marvelous, the wine had been perfect, and now my wife and I were arriving at the
theater. I knew we were right on time, and I had the tickets in my inside coat pocket. As we walked up to
the ent
AUTHOR: Richard W. Arms, Jr.DATE: MAY 1991
Data Filtering For Trend Channel Analysis by Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Data Filtering For Trend Channel Analysis
by Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.
Trend-following methods typically utilize moving averages of closing price data for buy and sell signals.
Often, the signals turn out to be false due to short-term market fluctuations
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: MAR 1993
Did Dow Theory Fail? by Tim W. Wood, CPA
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Did Dow Theory Fail? by Tim W. Wood, CPA
Here's a look at the chain of events that have
taken place since 2002 and what we can learn
from them.
AS the Dow Jones industrials topped out in
2000 and plunged nearly 38% into the 2002 low, every indication,
AUTHOR: Tim W. Wood, CPADATE: APR 2008
Dow Theory Direction by Tim W. Wood, CPA
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Dow Theory Direction by Tim W. Wood, CPA
Why do opinions on Dow theory so often vary, and why do
Dow theory "signals" so often fail?
Typically, there is one common denominator that
becomes immediately apparent in most articles
about Dow theory: too man
AUTHOR: Tim W. Wood, CPADATE: MAR 2009
AUTHOR: Richard W. Arms, Jr.DATE: MAY 1990
AUTHOR: Jack K. Hutson and Anthony WarrenDATE: NOV 1984
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: JAN 2011
Gold Hiccup or Reversal? by Donald W. Pendergast Jr.
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: DEC 2010
AUTHOR: Gordon W. NealDATE: MAR 1998
How Has The Stock Market Priced Itself? by Gordon W. Neal
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...How Has The Stock Market Priced Itself? by Gordon W. Neal
Sometimes, the most puzzling of trading questions can be answered with the simplest of technical methods. Here, two such methods are combined for trading: Tushar Chande's variable indexed dynamic
AUTHOR: Gordon W. NealDATE: MAR 1998
Insider insight Richard W Arms. Jr.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Insider insight Richard W Arms. Jr.
For months the stock in question has done very little. It has moved sideways in a narrow trading range on moderate volume. Suddenly, volume doubles, the stock moves sharply higher, breaking out above the old congestio
AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: FEB 1990
Interview: A Conversation With Joseph W. Cotton
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Joseph Cotton first published his "Cotton's Technically Speaking" newsletter in 1986, which provides a weekly market assessment and several weekly stock picks along with charts. He has longtime experience in charting, tape reading, and technical analysis
AUTHOR: Leslie N. MasonsonDATE: AUG 2021
Interview: A Discussion with Robert W. Colby, CMT
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Robert W. Colby, CMT, has 50 years of professional experience in research, trading, and portfolio management at several large Wall Street firms. Colby is the author of The Encyclopedia Of Technical Market Indicators, which is a standard reference on indi
AUTHOR: Leslie N. MasonsonDATE: JAN 2020
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: JUN 2005
AUTHOR: Jayanthi GopalakrishnanDATE: DEC 2006
AUTHOR: John W. Labuszewski and John E. NyhoffDATE: SEP 1988
AUTHOR: Kevin W. MurphyDATE: OCT 1998
Making A Good System Great by Donald W. Pendergast Jr
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Once you have a trading system, you still need to evaluate
it. You can apply optimization strategies to increase
profitability, reduce drawdowns, and enhance the stability
of your system.
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: JAN 2011
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D. and Jack HutsonDATE: JUL 1984
Momentum Trading Using Fourier/WAMI Optimization by Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Momentum Trading Using Fourier/Wami Optimization by Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.
Technical analysis and the use of indicators may lend itself to well-defined rules for trading, but most traders develop their methods into more of an art form. Here, a longtim
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: SEP 1994
Optimizing Momentum by Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Optimizing Momentum by Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.
Longtime readers may remember the body of written work from Stocks & Commodities contributor Anthony W. Warren during the early days of this magazine, in particular Fourier transform and triple exponential
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: APR 1994
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: MAR 1984
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: JUN 1985
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: DEC 1985
AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: AUG 1995
AUTHOR: Darryl W. MaddoxDATE: NOV 1990
Pork Bellies and the COT Index by Scott W. Barrie
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Pork Bellies And The COT Index by Scott W. Barrie
When presented with sentiment data, you'll need to know when to follow the crowd or be a contrarian. In our continuing look at using the COT index to predict market direction for commodities, here's a st
AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: OCT 1996
Price/Oscillator Divergences by W. Lawson McWhorter
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Price/Oscillator Divergences By W. Lawson McWhorter
Have Dow theory divergences always fascinated you? Well, you're in luck. Here's a primer on observing divergence between indicators and prices to generate trading signals.
Divergence, or the nonconfir
AUTHOR: W. Lawson McWhorterDATE: JAN 1994
Product Review: Channalyze by D. W. Davies
AUTHOR: D. W. DaviesDATE: 2008
Profits, Pitfalls, Patience by Donald W. Pendergast Jr.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Profits, Pitfalls, Patience by Donald W. Pendergast Jr.
Plan your trade, trade your plan. Here's what can happen when a trader plunges into a position without following a trading blueprint.
God really watches over children and fools, then I must have b
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: Bonus Issue 2009
Ram Trading by Lorne W. Rae
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Ram Trading by Lorne W. Rae
With this simple daytrading method using candlestick formations and the opening action, this author
demonstrates a high-probability, low-risk trading strategy that gets you in
and out in a single day.
Just as the battering r
AUTHOR: Lorne W. RaeDATE: APR 2000
AUTHOR: Richard W. Arms, Jr.DATE: SEP 1990
The Keys To Trend-Following by Donald W. Pendergast Jr.
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: NOV 2008
AUTHOR: Lorne W. RaeDATE: AUG 2001
AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: MAR 2009
Trading Andrews Lines by John W. Chandler
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Trading Andrews Lines by John W. Chandler
If you've ever wanted to know how to use the Andrews pitchfork technique, movement to movement, this should help you.
About 20 years ago, I first learned about the work of Alan Andrews and his pitchfork chartin
AUTHOR: John W. ChandlerDATE: DEC 2000
AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: JUN 1998
AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: FEB 1997
AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: AUG 1997
Trend-Following The Corn/Wheat Spread by Scott W. Barrie
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Grain markets offer profit opportunities due to the seasonal
nature of their planting, crop development and harvesting
cycle. During certain times of the year, the price of the grain crops are especially vulnerable due to these seasonal tendencies.
Here
AUTHOR: Scott W. BarrieDATE: OCT 1997
AUTHOR: Richard W. Arms, Jr.DATE: APR 1991
AUTHOR: Robert W. Hull, Jr.DATE: JUL 1986
Volume-adjusted moving averages by Richard W. Arms Jr.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Volume-adjusted moving averages by Richard W. Arms Jr.
A moving average line is just that. It smoothes price over time, reducing erratic, shorter-term swings to a smoother, more comprehensible line. Any changes in the parameters of the moving average li
AUTHOR: Richard W. Arms, Jr.DATE: MAR 1990
What Can Market Cycles Tell Us? by Tim W. Wood, CPA
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Secrets Of Cycles And What They Can Reveal
What Can Market Cycles Tell Us? by Tim W. Wood, CPA
Everything in nature moves in cycles -- the solar system, the
migration of geese, sleep patterns. Of more immediate interest
to traders are cycles in the a
AUTHOR: Tim W. Wood, CPADATE: NOV 2001
What volume is it? by Richard W. Arms, Jr.
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...What volume is it?
by Richard W. Arms, Jr.
Markets often seem unpredictable and erratic. They give the impression of being disorganized because
they do not always behave as we think they should. We live by clocks and schedules, yet all too often
prices
AUTHOR: Richard W. Arms, Jr.DATE: DEC 1989
AUTHOR: Stephen W. BigalowDATE: MAY 2002
Working Money: Candlesticks And The J-Hook by Stephen W. Bigalow
AUTHOR: Stephen W. BigalowDATE: APR 2006
Working Money: Stop-Loss Procedures Made Easy by Stephen W. Bigalow
AUTHOR: Stephen W. BigalowDATE: FEB 2004
Working Money: The Belthold Signal by Stephen W. Bigalow
AUTHOR: Stephen W. BigalowDATE: FEB 2007
Working Money: The Dumpling Top by Stephen W. Bigalow
AUTHOR: Stephen W. BigalowDATE: MAY 2009
Working Money: When Will This Cruel Market Be Over? by Tim W. Wood, CPA
AUTHOR: Tim W. Wood, CPADATE: OCT 2002
Working Money: With Trading Systems, Patience Pays Off by D. W. Pendergast Jr.
AUTHOR: D. W. Pendergast Jr.DATE: AUG 2010
AUTHOR: Lorne W. RaeDATE: JUN 1999