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Expert: Linda Raschke
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Linda Raschke, renowned financial trader and speaker, will draw on the work of two noted technicians to show you how to apply some classical technical principles and methods to today's dynamic markets.
Chester Keltner, one of the early pioneers in the field of system trading, is best known for his "Keltner Channels". Keltner also designed several mechanical systems for trading the grain markets. Linda will discuss his techniques and show how his non-trending conditions can be modified to highlight both trending and non-trending conditions, as well as to define specific trading set-ups.
Richard Wyckoff was the master of analyzing accumulation and distribution patterns. Anyone wishing to develop his or her tape reading skills must be familiar with Wyckoff's techniques. Linda will summarize his classical concepts and then demonstrate how she utilizes them in her own analysis and trading.
"Street Smarts", the book Linda co-authored with Larry Connors, describes how to capture these concepts and mold them into a concrete trading methodology. Preparation and organization, done ahead of time, are the keys to combining mechanical set-ups and tape reading. In this workshop, Linda will show you how to accomplish this. |
Expert: Joe DiNapoli
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Advanced Fibonacci Applications and the Price Axis in the Forex, Stock Index, and Interest Rate Futures.
Joe’s techniques result in significantly higher percentages of winning trades through more accurate stop placement, market entry and profit objective location. Joe’s high-accuracy trading approach depends on the proper mix of both leading (Fibonacci) and lagging indicators.
You will learn where and how to apply Fibonacci analysis. This context determines the real bottom-line difference. Joe devotes a significant part of his lecture to trend analysis and directional techniques using variations of Stochastics, MACD and displaced moving averages. Technical analysis software packages can simulate all of these unique and specific variations through pre-programmed studies or by inserting the formulas Joe provides for you. |
Expert: Joe DiNapoli
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This workshop teaches you the most practical way to apply Fibonacci ratios to the price axis. Joe is recognized around the world for his understanding of the subject. Discover how to mix leading (Fibonacci) and lagging indicators for a high-accuracy, low-risk trading approach. Find out how to enter strong running market moves “safely” and where to place stops for maximum protection and minimum exposure.
See how to calculate pre-defined profit objective points and how to employ the three-period money management rule to maximize profit and minimize heartache. Hear why specific displaced moving averages are a superior trend-containment indicator and why a unique application of the MACD/ Stochastic trend indicator yields superior trading results.
At the end of this session, you will understand the proper and practical application of Fibonacci ratios to the price axis and you will have access to a trading style that has the capacity to produce an exceptionally high number of winning trades. |
Expert: Joe DiNapoli
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Building on his 1996 presentation, Joe expands his discussion of Fibonacci analysis and continues to earn his reputation as a leading expert in this area. For the first time outside of the private seminar setting, Joe shows the full implementation of the most accurate directional signal in his trading arsenal. This signal is called the first penetration trade. His students have dubbed it “bread and butter“ for its ability to produce a high percentage of winning trades. |
Expert: Tom Aspray
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Do the markets you trade ever seem to have no direction while other markets are moving sharply higher or lower? Does this lack of direction cause you to experience a succession of losing trades? Tom Aspray shows you how to avoid these choppy markets and reduce the number of whipsaw trades. He shares with you his new research on applying regression analysis to the directional movement index as a way to isolate trending from non-trending markets. We were particularly pleased that Tom chose TAG 19 as the platform from which to introduce this new work.
Tom uses trading bands to confirm his identification of trending versus choppy markets, and he uses Regress-RSI to select low-risk entry and high-probability exit strategies. Tom provides you with specific formulas as well as a step-by-step procedure that can be utilized immediately to improve your trade selection and accuracy. In addition, Tom discusses the psychological requirements of short-term versus long-term trading so that you can determine which style is best for you. |
Expert: Linda Raschke
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R.W. Schabacker described technical analysis as “the study of factors arising in the market itself which can influence price movement without regard to fundamental considerations.” These factors include human behavior, market composition, flow of funds, cycles, support/resistance, and the market’s position relative to itself. In addition to being a consummate student of market technicals, Schabacker was also a brilliant student of actual trading techniques, which he recognized as being quite different than the study of technical analysis.
Linda first presents a brief summary of some of Schabacker’s most significant technical theories. She then outlines his key principles of trading. Linda, always practical in her approach to markets, presents practical applications that allow you to apply these theories to today’s markets. She also discusses specific ways to detect underlying market manipulation. Finally, Linda explains several concrete trading techniques in detail, including patterns using gaps, closing prices, news, and chart formations. |
Expert: Joseph B. Stowell
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You will learn several short-term trading techniques including three new trading signals, IDR (Inside Day Reversal), LMI (Leading Momentum Indicator) and TBS (Third Bar Signal), through the use of a daily bar chart. Joseph discuses mechanical entry points, protective stops and profit objectives for short-term trades of two to five days. Joseph’s presentation shows you his integration of the various short-term trading signals and how they form a master trading plan for participating in various markets. |
Expert: Nelson Freeburg
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In this session, Nelson builds a timing model that illustrates the power of mechanical trading systems following a logical progression. He begins with a familiar but basic timing method and then adds new features one at a time, enhancing the basic model progressively.
As he builds this model, Nelson discusses one of the primary pitfalls of system design — excessive curve-fitting. You will learn how techniques like out-of-sample testing, walk-forward modeling and parameter sensitivity checks can safeguard against the hazard of over-optimization.
Finally, you will gain access to a high-performance trading system that incorporates all of these sound modeling principles. Nelson shows you how to adapt the system to trade items in a broad variety of markets including currencies, futures, indices, fixed income and stocks.
Traders will learn how not to put themselves at a disadvantage by unnecessarily restricting their research focus. Nelson highlights some innovative and highly effective timing methods that can broaden this focus. You will learn that these little understood and often ignored factors, when researched properly, can greatly increase trading profits and, at the same time, reduce equity drawdown.
To illustrate his methodology, Nelson provides concrete applications for a range of markets. He presents several high-return/low-risk strategies for mutual fund switching, equity and fixed-income. Nelson also shares his favorite high-performance trading systems for stock index futures, T-bonds, metals and foreign exchange. |
Expert: Nelson Freeburg
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In this session, Nelson expands on what he taught in his 1995 session. He takes more time to review the things he might have left out the year before. He also makes sure you have a understanding of what he taught last year.
He builds a timing model that illustrates the power of mechanical trading systems following a logical progression. He begins with a familiar but basic timing method and then adds new features one at a time, enhancing the basic model progressively. As he builds this model, Nelson discusses one of the primary pitfalls of system design — excessive curve-fitting. You will learn how techniques like out-of-sample testing, walk-forward modeling, and parameter sensitivity checks can safeguard against the hazard of over-optimization. Finally, you will gain access to a high-performance trading system that incorporates all of these sound modeling principles. Nelson shows you how to adapt the system to trade items in a broad variety of markets including currencies, futures, indices, fixed income, and stocks.
Traders will learn how not to put themselves at a disadvantage by unnecessarily restricting their research focus. Nelson highlights some innovative and highly effective timing methods that can broaden this focus. You will learn that these little understood and often ignored factors, when researched properly, can greatly increase trading profits and, at the same time, reduce equity drawdown. To illustrate his methodology, Nelson provides concrete applications for a range of markets. He presents several high-return/low-risk strategies for mutual fund switching, equity and fixed-income. Nelson also shares his favorite high-performance trading systems for stock index futures, T-bonds, metals and foreign exchange. |
Expert: Brian J. Millard
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Currencies, fixed income, equities and futures are all characterized by price movement that is simultaneously both random and cyclical. The random movement is, of course, unpredictable. Cyclical movement is somewhat predictable, although not completely because the various cycles undergo gradual changes in amplitude and frequency. Channel analysis provides a simple way of focusing on the predictable. This knowledge will enable the trader to enter and leave the market at the optimum time for maximum profits.
Using examples from the currency and stock markets, Brian shows you how the channel analysis method can be applied to both short-term and medium-term trading. You will learn fundamental relationships between short-term and medium-term trends, and how to decide when either type of trend is likely to change direction. You are given guidelines and rules for estimating the future target area in which the trends will again reverse direction. This will enable you to choose the trades with the highest gain potential and lower risk at the time trade is contemplated. |
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