How To Combine Fundamentals And Technicals

As traders we're all probably guilty at some point of ignoring the big picture, letting our ego get in the way, and in the process letting a solid trade sli (more)

How To Time Individual Stocks Using Fibonacci Price Analysis

Carolyn Boroden

A question I am often asked is whether or not my 'Fibonacci work' is valid or valuable when applied to individual stocks. The answer to this question is YES, as long as there is adequate data with well-defined swing points. (more)

How To Find Stocks With Intraday Momentum In A 'Momentumless' Market

Duke Heberlein

In this lesson I will show you a systematic plan of attack that I use for finding hidden gems when the market is lacking momentum. (more)

Key Intraday Moving Average Setups In The QQQ

Don Miller

For those who like a little spice to go along with their trading, MAs can be considered downright boring. Yet I continue to find MAs among the more important weapons in the trader's arsenal as a result of their ability to provide benefits beyond mere trend documentation. (more)

In Trending Markets, Use These Candlestick Continuation Patterns

Tsutae Kamada

Continuation candlesticks -- such as the Rising Three and Falling Three Methods -- can help detect when strong or weak stocks are taking a rest. (more)

Capturing Moves Using Advanced Point And Figure

Daniel Beighley

In keeping with the Point and Figure tradition of simplicity, this lesson will go through four effective patterns used to interpret this charting system. (more)

Fibonacci For The Intermediate-Term Trader

Carolyn Boroden and Loren Fleckenstein

Fibonacci clusters can help the intermediate-term trader confirming pivotal points used in pattern breakouts. (more)

Point And Figure: Use It To Filter The Noise

Daniel Beighley

Point and Figure charts are the oldest form of Western technical analysis and can be a tool to keep your judgment clear of the 'noise' that builds up from constant analysis. (more)

How I Stalk And Pounce On Evening Star Formations

Carolyn Lueck

In this lesson, I'd like to share a candlestick pattern that I watch for quite frequently in my trading: the Evening Star formation. (more)

Hammer And Hanging Man: Two Guys You Want On Your Side

Tsutae Kamada

In this lesson, I show you how effectively "Hammer" and "Hanging Man" candlestick formations can be at providing us with reversal signals -- especially when they appear in important price areas. (more)

Tails Seldom Fail -- Thoughts On One Of My Favorite Patterns

Goran Yordanoff

As Japanese candlestick method puts great significance on the relationship between opening price and closing price, the tail is an extremely important occurrence when analyzing charts because it reveals an area of price that was visited during the time frame under analysis, but was unsustainable (more)

Clarifying The Long-Term Outlook Using Candlestick Charts

Tsutae Kamada

Traders can be so busy looking for daytrading opportunities that they become trapped in short-term frames. A bigger picture can be a great help in focusing on your destination. (more)

Advanced Bow Tie Trading Methods

Dave Landry

With picking stocks using discretionary patterns, it's more important to choose those that fit the concept and designer's intent rather than those that fit the exact rules. (more)

Pinpointing Buys And Sells Using The TradingMarkets Indicator Page And Candlestick Patterns 

Tsutae Kamada

Certain price and chart patterns are useful indicators of a stock's potential movement. In this lesson, I show you how to use TradingMarkets.com Indicator Page and candlestick chart patterns to pick buys and sells. (more)

Using Whisper Numbers In Combination With Price And Volume Patterns

Daniel Beighley

Once considered as sensitive information only certain Wall Street analysts were privileged to, whisper numbers have now taken the form of the Internet and can be an effective way to measure the sentiment of a stock. (more)

Using Inverted Cup-With-Handles To Identify Shorting Setups

Loren Fleckenstein

Traders have long known that many buy-side chart patterns can be inverted to time short entries. For even better results, we've also learned to turn the fundamental picture on its head as well: weak or deteriorating corporate performance for shorts vs. strong or improving fundamentals for longs. (more)

The Power Of Gaps

Goran Yordanoff

We review a recent swing trade that utilized the "hidden" message of gaps (more)

Anatomy Of A Trade Using Fibonacci Price Analysis

Carolyn Boroden

Fibonacci price analysis can be an extremely powerful trading tool, if used correctly. In this lesson, we are going to focus on how we choose the appropriate levels to execute a trade against. (more)

How To Use Inverted Long Patterns To Find Shorting Setups

Dave Landry

If you want to make a long-term living trading stocks on a short-term basis you must learn how to play both sides of the market. In this lesson, I'll show how patterns that I use on the long side work, in reverse, on the short side. (more)

How I Use Fibonacci to Identify Key Support and Resistance Levels

Carolyn Boroden

The definition of synchronicity is meaningful coincidence. In the methodology I use to trade, I look for the “meaningful coincidence” of price parameters and time parameters that are projected using the ratios derived from the Fibonacci number series. (more)