S&C CONTENTS PAGE May 2005, Volume 23 Number 5 
The Myth Behind The Cycles: Tim Wood Of Cycles News & Views
by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
Tim W. Wood, editor and publisher of Cycles News & Views, provides technical research and analysis on the stock market, gold, bonds, the dollar, and more. This is what he has to say about cycles.
Daytrading With Market Value
by Donald L. Jones
Markets are complex, self-regulating, and driven by feedback. The message is clear: Decipher the feedback to know your market.
When To Sell? Candlesticks Tell
by Steve Bigalow
Candlesticks can be useful in helping to delete your emotions from trading.Cycles In Time And Money
by Stuart Belknap
Wouldn't you like to be able to identify top and bottom extremes and get signals to open new positions or close current ones? This may help.Darvas-Style Trading
by Daryl Guppy
The markets have changed since the 1960s, with the weekly trading volumes of those days often exceeded by a single day of trading now. With that in mind, can classic techniques such as Darvas-style trading still work?Q&A
by Don Bright
This professional trader answers a few of your questions.Explore Your Options
by Tom Gentile
Got a question about options?Detecting Breakouts From Flags & Pennants
by Markos Katsanos
Here's a system to identify and trade flag and pennant formations.
by David Penn
A bearish sawtooth pattern in stocks in 2004 couldn't hold back the littlest underdogs of the Dow 30.Overcoming Biases
by Gary Norden
Trading biases may be affecting your decision-making abilities. Being aware of them can help you overcome them.
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