ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Here's how you can use support/resistance lines, swing points, and volume to anchor support and resistance zones. What does a horizontal support or resistance line mean to you? What gives it significance? Traditionally, the thought is that the number of highs or lows that happen to reside on the line is what gives the line strength. Coupled with that is the length of the line, so the longer the better....
BY: L.A. LittleSUBJECT: Charting
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Yes, Virginia, there is (still) a Santa Claus rally. And more!...
BY: Mark Vakkur, M.D.SUBJECT: Traders' Notebook
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...We are pleased to present the Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities magazine 2011 Readers' Choice Awards (Rca). Each year, we put before our readers a ballot of products and services related to technical analysis and trading. The following pages present the products and services you and your peers chose this year as your favorites....
BY: Technical Analysis, Inc.SUBJECT: Readers' Choice Awards
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Is the identification of Elliott waves too subjective? This method can reduce the subjectivity and improve your ability to forecast. The Elliott wave theory appeals to some and not to others, that goes without saying. Some adhere to it strictly, while others play it by ear, not staying too close to the rules and just keeping an eye out for five-wave moves. If you have wondered if there's something just a little bit off about the strategy, you may be right. It may be Ralph Elliott made a misjudgment in the impulsive wave structure....
BY: Ian CopseySUBJECT: Forecasting
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Here's a trading setup that will stop you from being shaken out of your positions, especially on longer-term time frames....
BY: Stephen W. BigalowSUBJECT: Candlesticks
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Can you use Elliott wave theory to investment success?...
BY: Ryan HenrySUBJECT: The Chartist
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Identifying the beginning and end of trends is a challenge that many traders face. This technique will help you determine when a trend begins and when it ends. Most stock market data can be thought of as combinations of trends of various lengths and directions, and cycles of various frequencies and durations. As a result, many techniques have been developed to discern when a particular stock is trending or cycling. Let me describe a simple approach to trend-spotting that is based on the idea that correlations in price differences translate into trends in prices....
BY: Rick MartinelliSUBJECT: Trading Techniques