Dear Reader, In case you couldn’t make it, or that you didn’t manage to get round to talking to all the interesting people who were there, this week your scribe will try and give you a glimpse of what must […]
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Tag: Technical Analysis Courses
50th Birthday Party: Because we’re worth it!
Posted in Finance, Markets, STA news, Technical Analysis, Trading
Tags: City Hall, Golden Anniversary, Party, STA, Technical Analysis Courses, Technical Analysis Training
Tags: City Hall, Golden Anniversary, Party, STA, Technical Analysis Courses, Technical Analysis Training
Body language rules: 12 ways to be a more powerful speaker
You’re probably thinking: What on earth has this got to do with technical analysis? Well, in my efforts to make this blog relevant/interesting/amusing to STA members and their friends, I trawl media sources for stories, articles and all sorts. To […]
Posted in Finance, Markets, STA education, STA news, Technical Analysis, Trading, Trending
Tags: posture, presentations, Public speaking, Technical Analysis Courses
Tags: posture, presentations, Public speaking, Technical Analysis Courses
The Gartley Pattern: ‘Harmonic Trading’
I always enjoy going to the STA’s monthly meetings. Sometimes the speakers are entertaining and amusing, more often than not they make me sit up and listen. Occasionally I learn to see things in a different way, and even if […]
Posted in Finance, Markets, STA charts, STA education, STA news, Technical Analysis, Trading, Trending
Tags: Chart patterns, correction, Harmonic, Technical Analysis Courses, Waves
Tags: Chart patterns, correction, Harmonic, Technical Analysis Courses, Waves
For traders, its all in the mind: Says Paul McLaren
Australia’s Paul McLaren literally flew in and flew out to give his talk at the STA’s May monthly meeting. I know this because his Facebook entry says he’s been on 19 different flights to 13 countries recently. He also took […]
Posted in Finance, Markets, STA charts, STA news, Technical Analysis, Trading, Trending
Tags: bias, confirmation, perspective, Technical Analysis Courses
Tags: bias, confirmation, perspective, Technical Analysis Courses
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