Posted on Friday, 3rd October 2008 by Steve Warshaw

Commentary
If you’ve been reading my market updates, then it should be no suprise that I’m bearish on this market.That said, I believe tomorrows market action represents a critical cross roads for the market. With the VIX (volatility) reaching levels not seen in 20 years, market and economic sentiment in the tank, and this “bailout” plan [...]

Tags: double top, forecast, indicator, market updated, s&p, s&p 500, s&p 500 forecast, Technical Analysis, trend
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Posted on Tuesday, 16th September 2008 by Steve Warshaw

Overview:
The question I recieve more often than just about any other is:
How do I know when to sell?
Naturally, a detailed answer to this question depends on your trade management strategy, risk tolerance, and market conditions just to name a few. However, as technical analysts, we always use indicators to help us time and verify our buy [...]

Tags: adx, indicator, reversal, sell, trend, wmi
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Posted on Thursday, 4th September 2008 by Steve Warshaw

With the bevy of technical analysis tools available today, I’ve seen many new techincal traders struggle to utilize them properly. While there are 1000’s of books written about this subject, there is one bit of information that I wish all new traders new about these tools.
What is an Indicator
Simply stated (in terms of technical analysis), [...]

Tags: indicator, oscillator, Technical Analysis
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