September 1997, Vol.15 No.9
 
The Basics of Managing Money
by Mark Vakkur, M.D.
Why is money management one of the first things that professional traders emphasize? 

Identifying Significant Chart Formations
by Daniel L. Chesler
Many traders have moved away from using classic chart patterns to methods based on quantifiable indicators. Here, the two disciplines are combined to identify trading opportunities.
 

Break Faster than Rally?
by Alex Saitta
Do markets decline in value at a faster pace than they rally? The question is put to the test.

Monitoring the Market Timers: Steve Shellans of MoniResearch Newsletter
by ThomHartle
We spoke to market timer monitor Steve Shellans, asking him about the difference between classic market timers and dynamic asset allocators, why some timing models work better than others and why hiring a money manager is easiest for a fragile ego.
 

Do Cycles Exist in the Market?
by John F. Ehlers
This longtime S&C contributor explains about cycles in market data.

Managed Futures and Commodity Trading Advisors
by Martin Hiemstra
Are managed futures for you?

The Relative Strength Index (RSI)
by John Sweeney
Here, one of the most popular indicators is explained.

Calculating RSI
 


Gaming the Market 
Pitbull Investor
The Galactic Trader
Systems & Indicators, version 1.0
Trading Without Fear
Minitab Statistical Software, release 11 


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