October 26, 2004

Elliott Waves And The S&P 100 -- David Penn

Once again, it pays to err on the side of excess when counting the waves....(more)

October 18, 2004

Match Your Method To The Market -- Steven Palmquist

Each trading style has market conditions in which it thrives. Match 'em and make your profit....(more)

October 13, 2004

Dr. Reversal And Mr. Support -- David Penn

What do you do when a riot of technical indicators and setups suggests that a market has run out of upside in the near term?...(more)

October 06, 2004

A Five-Step Market Portfolio -- Andy Hicks

Here's a simple five-step investment process that can help you participate in the market without paying those exorbitant mutual fund or manager fees and limiting downside risk....(more)

Election 2004: A Tale Of Two Tops -- David Penn

The nine-month trading range of 2004 resembles a similarly extended trading range from 2000....(more)

September 29, 2004

Commodities: We've Only Just Begun -- Arthur Hill

To paraphrase Edwin LeFevre, remember that commodities are never too high for you to begin buying or too low to begin selling....(more)

Gold's Last Gasp? Part II -- David Penn

More odds on a breakdown in gold....(more)

September 22, 2004

The Morning Star -- Stephen W. Bigalow

Here's another candlestick pattern that can help you catch a reversal....(more)

Gold's Last Gasp? Part I -- David Penn

Could a massive, multiyear correction be just around the corner in gold?...(more)

September 15, 2004

Five Questions To Ask Your Broker -- Nathan W. Slaughter

How can you choose an investment advisor who's right for you?...(more)

September 08, 2004

Continuation Triangles With Fibonacci Targets -- J. Mark Kinoff

Triangles should continue the trend in motion....(more)

September 01, 2004

The Dow Days Of Summer -- David Penn

Back together again, the Dow industrials and Dow transports take out their July 2004 lows on the same day. But if that's so bearish, then what's up with the bounce?...(more)

August 25, 2004

Waiting For Breakouts -- David Penn

Good, old-fashioned breakouts from consolidations may be the technician's equivalent of a waist-high fastball. But traders who wait for the hanging change-up might find themselves with an even better...(more)

Corrective Rising Wedges -- Arthur Hill

Here's pattern analysis at work....(more)

August 18, 2004

Short-Term Trading -- Steven Palmquist

When the market's not favorable for longer-term trading, you may want to consider short-term trading techniques as a way to generate profits....(more)

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