APRIL 2010 ISSUE
INTERVIEW
Juggling Dynamite With Danielle Park
by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnanand and Bruce Faber
Attorney and Cfa Danielle Park is the author of the best-seller Juggling Dynamite and a popular blog, and she’s got a lot to say about the current financial situation.
Modified Volume-Price Trend Indicator
by David G. Hawkins Use this indicator to detect what the insiders are doing while they are doing it.
Trading Automated Spot Forex Systems
by Joseph James Gelet Want to trade spot forex? With proper risk controls, this method can be used like options to take a position in the market.
Bear Market Survival Kit
by Anthony Trongone What can you do when the market
quickly changes direction?
Kondratieff Wave Comeback
by Koos van der Merwe
Will 2010 mark the end of the recession? Use the Kondratieff wave to find out.
Q&A - April 2010
by Don Bright
This professional trader answers a few of your questions.
RSI Trends
by Cory Mitchell What does the behavior of the relative strength index within a trend tell you about the strength of the trend?
Signal Processing Basics
by Glenn Barlis This is the first of a series that examines stock price analysis using the mathematical methods of signal processing.
Explore Your Options - April 2010
by Tom Gentile
Got a question about options?
Futures For You - April 2010
by Carley Garner
Here’s how the futures market really works.
TRADERS' RESOURCE
Exchange Traded Funds Similar to mutual funds in that they provide diversity, they can be traded on the exchanges.
Mutual Funds
And here’s a sample of mutual funds.
PREVIOUSLY FEATURED ARTICLES
Predicting Market Data Using The Kalman Filter, Part 2
by Rick Martinelli and Neil Rhoads Can this filter be used to forecast stock price movements?
Two Traders, Two Methods
by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
The idea of daytrading has captured the attention of many market enthusiasts, but as these two very different traders told us, it’s not an easy path to riches. Find out what Kevin Haygreen and Gavin Mok have to say.
What Works, What Doesn't In Stock Market History
by Mark Vakkur
And here for your education and edification, S&P 500 summary statistics from January 1945 to May 2007! Some factors are correlated with rising or falling markets. Find out what they are, in this, the first part of a two-part series.
Why Position Trade?
by Martha Stokes
Position trading offers good opportunities for current market conditions. Here's how you can benefit.
Seasonal Patterns In The Markets
by Robert Steelman
Our habits affect how we approach the markets.
Explore Your Options - November 2005
by Tom Gentile
Got a question about options?
Explore Your Options - July 2004
by Tom Gentile
Got a question about options?
The Scoring Trade
by Thomas Bulkowski
Here's a scoring system for symmetrical triangles that helps predict performance.
Explore Your Options
by Tom Gentile
Got a question about options? Get your answer here.
Tracking The Trends Of Technical Analysis: Bob Farrell
by John Sweeney, Interim Editor
Probably no one has seen the big picture of technical analysis' growth quite the way that Bob Farrell, a fixture at Merrill Lynch for nearly half a centry, has. We caught up to him in the sunny climes of Florida and proceeded to pepper him with questions.
Playing The Breakouts: Gary B. Smith Of TheStreet.com
by John Sweeney
A retail trader, a pure technician, and articulate, Smith writes in unusually frank terms about his trading for TheStreet.com and appears on Fox News Channel as a market commentator.
Directional Movement
by Stuart Evens
Identify when a market is trending. Here's J. Welles Wilder's directional movement, a set of technical indicators designed to recognize trending markets.
The British Pound, Cubed
by Dennis Meyers, Ph.D.
Currency markets are popular with trend-followers because of the tendency for currency markets to follow long-term trends. Here's how to smooth out the trend and recognize the major turns.
Market Timing and Candlesticks
by Gary S. Wagner and Bradley L. Matheny
When to buy and what? Those are the questions that have plagued market participants. Here's how to use candlesticks to time the market.
The Andrews Line
by Ron Jaenisch
This charting method determines market trend and identify reversal points to set up trading opportunities.
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