Trading Opportunities in Non-Financial Futures Markets (Part 2)::
Fundamental vs. technical analysis. - Speed of news and special release dates past the final trading day and you'll wind up owning (or delivering) the
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Stocks went nowhere for the third straight day today, setting up a possible big move next week. The Nasdaq (first chart below) had its second straight doji — or unchanged day — at its 50-day moving average, and today was also an "inside day," meaning it was completely within yesterday's range. That's a good set up for a reversal, if the bulls can pull it off — or a continuation move lower if they can't. Resistance is 2145 and 2165, and support is 2131-2132, 2114-2116 and 2106. The S&P (second chart) had its third straight doji at its 50-day average — another index wound up for a big move. Support is 1216-1217, and 1223-1227 is resistance. The Dow (third chart) has important support at 10,490-10,500, and resistance is 10,610. More on Technical Analysis - Seeking Alpha::
Jun 24, 2008 I think the silliest arguments in favor of technical analysis are .. I lick my finger to see which way the wind is blowing and then use
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 Wind Speed and Direction Analyses for a Group of Southeast Surface ::
Only CAE’s wind speed was selected for analysis. The wind direction time series for JAX and RDU also merited analysis. The ENSO index time series (O’Brien,
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