16 Is Wrong Ever Right?
by Adrienne Laris Toghraie
Following a strategy is key to success in the markets, but what if you deliberately make wrong decisions and still make money?
20 Rainbow Charts
by Melvin Widner, Ph.D.
The trader can use color for a visual cue about trend changes.
31 Creating a rainbow chart
36 Selling Vertical Credit Spreads
by Jay Kaeppel
The options trader has many different strategies available, virtually to suit every need and intent. Here, then, is how to use the credit spread strategy.
42 Dynamic Zones
by Leo Zamansky, Ph.D., and David Stendahl
Most indicators use a fixed zone for buy and sell signals. Here's a concept based on zones that are responsive to past levels of the indicator.
50 Evaluating Trading Systems with Statistics
by Jeffrey Owen Katz, Ph.D., and Donna L. McCormick
Here's how to evaluate trading system behavior with the use of statistics, in this first of two parts.
69 A Buy Signal Isn't Just a Buy Signal: Contextual Trader Larry Williams
by Thom Hartle
In the arena of technical analysis, it's hard to imagine not ever having heard of Larry Williams, known as trader, author, newletter editor and money manager. Despite that, Williams isn't as fond of technical analysis as you might expect. We spoke to him to find out why. |
76 Kelly formula
81 Computers and Market Analysis
by Gregory L. Morris
Here's a primer for the novice, covering computer hardware, software, and data.
94 Parabolics
by John Sweeney
Here's a look at the parabolic trading system, details on the way it works and how it's calculated.
Time To Trade 2, page 63
Campaign Trading, page 79
SuperCharts Real Time, version 4, page 102
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