Chart of the Day: 1/29/12
[dc]T[/dc]he bull flag is a simple, classic pattern that is a fundamental expression of the ebb and flow of buying pressure in an uptrend. In this case, we entered a…
[dc]T[/dc]he bull flag is a simple, classic pattern that is a fundamental expression of the ebb and flow of buying pressure in an uptrend. In this case, we entered a…
2: Trends are more likely to continue than to end [dc]T[/dc]he previous post in this series considered the first principle of price behavior: that markets tend to alternate between periods…
The first principle of price behavior: Markets alternate between trends and trading ranges.
[dc]T[/dc]his chart shows an Anti pattern in the chart of Apollo Group, Inc (Nasdaq: APOL). This is an important trend termination that often leads to some very clean trades. This…
The building blocks of market structure and price action. [dc]T[/dc]echnical analysis is the art and science of predicting the future direction, timing, and/or magnitude of a market’s movements, mainly by…
[dc]T[/dc]his chart of Natural Gas futures shows a classic pattern: parabolic acceleration outside the Keltner Channel and the parallel trendline. It is difficult to play a move like this as…
[dc]T[/dc]his pullback in Gold futures could offer an opportunity for a short. Positions could be established on a weak close, looking for a first leg to retest previous lows (1,525…
A look at one reason why daytraders may struggle...
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The conclusion of the plan for ITAC.
The plan for the Introduction to Technical Analysis Course
[dc]I[/dc]n doing the preparation and background work for the book, I found a set of rules for a swing trading system I traded for many years. I thought I would…
How to calculate a simple historical volatility using Microsoft Excel.
Wisdom from ancient Eastern texts offer guidance for modern traders in all markets.
Gap openings can present both danger and opportunity to swing traders. You need a plan for handling these volatile and potentially dangerous events.
A failure test that justifies flipping a long position to a short position.