As with many things worthwhile achieving, successful trading takes the power of knowledge unleashed by the strategic thinking to apply it effectively. But, strategic trading technique is not achieved instantly. This series of basic strategies should help you get a feel for how technical analysis can make you a better trader.
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The stochastic oscillator available with the eSignal application used in this strategy does a comparison, based on a mathematical formula, that shows where a security closed in relation to the price range of that security... (more)  |
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Linear Regression is an eSignal charting tool using the least-squares fit mathematical method to statistically plot a "best-fit" straight line through the exact middle of the prices over a given period of time. A Linear Regression trendline shows where an equilibrium or mid-point price exists... (more) |
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Wilder's Directional Movement (ADX/DMI) indicator provides a combined volatility and trend signal indicator that helps identify breakout trends and trend exhaustions. An eSignal charting tool, it can be used in combination with other indicators, most notably volume changes, to gauge the relative strength of breakout moves as they are occurring... (more) |
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Trading the Open -- To get started, it’s important to note some things about the charts used in this strategy, as well as to provide some definitions of the terms used. The strategy trades using the S&P E-minis (the popular mini stock index futures traded on the CME), so, to use the strategy, you must subscribe to an eSignal package with the CME E-minis datafeed... (more) |
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