BY: David R. StecklerSUBJECT: Trading Techniques
BY: Steve HelmeSUBJECT: System Design
BY: J. Demkovich and E. TheriotSUBJECT: Novice Traders' Notebook
BY: John Sweeney and Bruce FaberSUBJECT: Interview
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Letters to S&C Regression for forecasting, exit strategies and getting started as a trader are some of the letter topics in this month's issue....
BY: Technical Analysis, Inc.SUBJECT: Letters To S&C
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Trading The Opening Gap by Stephane Reverre Is it possible to profitably trade a gap opening from the previous close? Here's one trader's test of that idea using Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) stocks as the subjects. Profitably buying an opening dip or selling an opening pop, depending on the size of the move, is possible, but it's not easy money. I systematically tested taking a position in the morning following a gap at the open and unwinding the position at the close of the same day, regardless of profitability. What I found was that the strategy, though not hugely profitable, ...
BY: Stephane ReverreSUBJECT: Trading Techniques
BY: Benjamin L. CottonSUBJECT: Basic Techniques
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Coding Candlesticks by Victor Likhovidov Japanese candlestick charting is a popular method with which to visualize market price dynamics. Usually, candlestick charting is used in concert with other indicators to gauge market activity, but as a quantitative approach, technical analysis would be best served with quantitative rules for reading candlestick charts. Here's a simple method by which to assign digital codes to candlesticks. You'll see that the codes agree with the basic principles of technical analysis and may be used to construct a class of new indicators. My coding scheme is built o...
BY: Victor LikhovidovSUBJECT: Trading Techniques