JULY 2009 ISSUE
INTERVIEW
Quant And Consultant Ernest P. Chan
by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan and Bruce R. Faber
Want to design your own strategies but need some guidance? This guy’s right up your alley.
FEATURE ARTICLES
Going Long Vs. Going Short
by Zvi Benyamini
Here’s a look at different setups and how you can use them to succeed in long and short positions.
The Pivot Detector Oscillator, Simplified
by Giorgos Siligardos
See how you can use a simplified version of the Pid oscillator to improve your timing by leaps and bounds.
Q&A - July 2009
by Don Bright
This professional trader answers a few of your questions.
Trailing Resistance &nd Support Stops
by Sylvain Vervoort
In this, the final part of a three-part series, we will look at a short-term trailing stop that moves close to the price action.
Market Trend And MIDAS
by Andrew Coles and David Hawkins
Here’s a look is at an indicator that is part of Midas, the volume-weighted average price system.
Identifying Market Reversals
by Jim White
Here’s a specific technique warning about coming reversals and the steps to apply the methodology.
Futures For You - July 2009
by Carley Garner
Here’s how the futures market really works.
Explore Your Options - July 2009
by Tom Gentile
Got a question about options?
The Trend Is Your Friend
by Alexander Sabodin
In this, the first part of a price model series, we look at trends.
TRADERS' RESOURCE
Newsletters And Publications For Traders
Here’s a sampling of trading-oriented newsletters and publications.
PREVIOUSLY FEATURED ARTICLES
Entering Trades At Pullbacks
by Candy Schaap
When opportunities knock, tell them to come in! Here's how pullbacks in trends offer opportunity.
Buying Straddles
by Jay Kaeppel
In this, the third article of the series, the strategy of buying a straddle is discussed, which gives option traders an opportunity not available to others.
Option Arbitrage
by Jesse Chen
What is arbitrage and is it really for you?
Explore Your Options - May 2006
by Tom Gentile
Got a question about options?
A Simple-Range Trading Strategy
by Xavier Maria Raj
Creating a trading system is always a good idea, and keeping it simple is even better. Here's a look at one strategy that could make all the difference.
Ranked Relative Strength
by Jeff Parent
How do you know which sectors to trade?
Aftermath Of The Bubble
by Phil Abel
The Internet mania caused tremendous price movements in many securities. As you develop and test the long-term viability of new trading models, you must be able to discount the effects of such extraordinary events.
Strategies for Single-Stock Futures
by Don Bright
With single-stock futures ready to enter the markets, you need to be armed with the right strategies.
Stochastics Of Earnings Yields
by Mark Vakkur, M.D.
By combining technicals and fundamentals, you can make a realistic analysis of the market.
Since You Asked - October 2000
by Don Bright
Professional trader Don Bright of Bright Trading answers a few of your questions.
Gann Swings And Intraday Trading
by Thom Hartle
Even though it's little used these days, the swing trading technique is hardly outmoded and can be useful in trading today's volatile stock market.
Using Relative P/E Ratios and Technical Analysis
by Peter Desnoyers
Here's why you should track both fundamentals and technicals for trading stocks.
Seasonality and Trading
by Jeffrey Owen Katz, Ph.D., with Donna L. McCormick
This Contributing Writer looks at seasonality as the basis of a trading system.
Treasury Bond Yields and the S&P 500
by Mark Vakkur, M.D.
Test trading rules for the market based on a six-month moving average of the 30-year Treasury bond yield.
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