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The Magic of Butterflies - Part 2

Matt Baker 14 Sep, 2009
Welcome to part 2 of a brand new series on one of my favourite strategies, the Butterfly. In this week’s article, I will be introducing the topic of ‘strike widths’.
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Hammering Wave 4

Jordan Craw 13 Jul, 2009
There has been much written about the origin of candlestick charting and its uses so I won’t bore you with the standard story.
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Elliott Supporting Gann and Fibonacci

Jordan Craw 5 Jun, 2009

Two names synonymous with Technical Analysis are Gann and Elliott, each having their die hard followers. As in many walks of life, people claim their area of study to be the best. Just look at diets, martial arts, weight loss programs or anything related to some kind of personal improvement. Practitioners of each style or method claim theirs is the best, hands down. The funny thing is most work in a similar manner to the same end. Trading in many ways is no different. I am a fan of the saying, “If it works use it!!”

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The Greeks and Their Mystery Unveiled! - Part 13

Matt Baker 9 Apr, 2009

Welcome to part 13 of my series on the Greeks. In last weeks article we started looking at managing the Greeks on the level of the whole portfolio, rather than just in individual trades. We will do this by assessing some trades on the SPY (S&P500), AAPL (Apple Computers) and GOOG (Google). We will use real Greek values in the study, but for simplicity will round each one to the nearest whole number.

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Bollinger Confirmations

Jordan Craw 20 Mar, 2008
Seeing John Bollinger speak a few years ago at the Oasis conference in Santa Clara, USA was a great experience for me personally – his Bollinger Bands indicator is one of my favourite technical tools.
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Deviation from the Norm

Jordan Craw 14 Sep, 2007
Bollinger Bands are one of the most widely used and well regarded technical indicators around. One of the reasons for their popularity is that they are a directional analysis tool as well as a measure of volatility.
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RSI Support

Jordan Craw 24 Aug, 2007
In this age of computers and technical trading software, Welles Wilder’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) remains one of the most popular indicators in technical analysis. <

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