October 19, 2000

Forecast Oscillator -- Dennis D. Peterson

The forecast oscillator uses linear regression to predict price and then compares the prediction to the actual price....(more)

October 13, 2000

Nasdaq New Highs and Lows -- Dennis D. Peterson

Fifty two week new highs and new lows are a traditional breadth indicator to determine when a market has reached a new bottom or top....(more)

October 12, 2000

Going After the Gap -- David Penn

Moving averages, money flow and relative strength suggest that Procter and Gamble may be picking itself up from the canvas after being knocked down in March....(more)

October 11, 2000

Cuckoo for Cocoa? -- David Penn

A rally in December cocoa brought prices to the top side of a two-month trading range. But can the bulls bring cocoa out of the basement?...(more)

October 10, 2000

Next Support for the Nasdaq -- Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan

Given the current weakness of the technology sector and the typical October activity, many may be thinking that you can't go wrong buying at these prices....(more)

October 09, 2000

Feeling the Momentum -- Han Kim

Is the current trend ready to end? Momentum is a good indicator to use for spotting possible trend reversals....(more)

October 05, 2000

Nasdaq & Fibonacci Retracement -- Dennis D. Peterson

Where is the Nasdaq headed? Do Fibonacci retracement lines give us a clue?...(more)

October 04, 2000

Will the Franc Fly Further? -- David Penn

After dropping from 62 cents per dollar to just under 56 cents, the Swiss franc has rallied 5%. Mere correction? Or shades of greater things to come in European currencies?...(more)

September 29, 2000

Natural Gas Bulls and Bears -- David Penn

Sometimes the only thing worse than contrary indicators are contrary adages....(more)

September 28, 2000

Negative Volume Index -- Dennis D. Peterson

Negative volume index (NVI) claims to be an index that reflects what smart money is doing. Whether it's smart money or not might be debatable, what isn't debatable is whether it can work....(more)

September 26, 2000

Consolidations and Corrections -- David Penn

Breaking out of a six week consolidation pattern, the December 2000 Treasury bond rose three points to a 52-week high just over 101. But a September correction has taken the long bond beneath its sho...(more)

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