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by William Kurtz - 2008-07-28
We often hear of the "Austrian School" of economics, or of the "London School," or of the "Chicago School." I would use the word "school" in another sense - identical to a "gaggle," a "flock," a "p...
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by William Kurtz - 2008-07-29
Much is written in the standard Japanese Candlestick textbooks about the standard candle patterns and their degree of predictive reliability. Hardly anything is said about variations of those patte...
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by William Kurtz - 2008-08-01
"A picture is worth a thousand words." How many times have we heard that? Since early times, humans have made pictures of things and events around them, both because visual representations give p...
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by William Kurtz - 2008-08-03
Each author who writes on a technical subject has his or her own particular points of beginning as well as different outlooks and styles of presentation of the material. There are many good textboo...
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by William Kurtz - 2008-09-15
What a frenzy it was! The flashiest analysts in the flashiest Wall Street investment houses were loudly proclaiming the inevitability of Crude Oil prices at $180 and $200 per barrel. It certainly...
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by William Kurtz - 2008-09-19
Gold sallied forth to advance $100 per ounce within the space of two days this week. That left the price bar of Gold, as displayed on a chart, sitting up there all by its lonesome at a closing pric...
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by William Kurtz - 2008-10-03
Finally, it gone done. After days of recriminations between each other and trying to divine the will of the voters at home, the Members of the House - as a body, not necessarily individually - agre...
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by William Kurtz - 2008-10-05
How quickly time does fly. It is almost a year since the stock market posted a significant long-term High. It was marked by a bearish Candlestick pattern, and has been followed all the way down b...
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by William Kurtz - 2008-10-12
The stock market and the major Indexes have taken a terrible beating over the past several days. Investors are at the point of throwing in the towel, which in my estimation would be a mistake now, ...
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by William Kurtz - 2008-10-21
It was written in the Bars, and we know the culprits: Double Tops and Candlesticks. Over the past 14 weeks, the Euro has declined from a high of $1.6038 on July 18 to $1.3000 as of this writing...