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To: Chris who wrote (5032)1/21/1998 1:08:00 PM
From: Robert Graham  Read Replies (1) of 42787
 
Chris, I think we should continue with the charting topic that we talked earlier about starting up. I will have more to contribute this evening. Pehaps we should review some basic charting principles before moving into how it relates to trading like the placement of stops. I will dig out that book "A Complete Guide to Trading for Profits" by Alexander Paris which is a book entirely about charting and its application to trading. This is a very good "back to basics" type of book that does not cover anything beyond trend lines, S&Rs, and price patterns. It does provide an emphaiss on the volume component to charting. We can add in MAs of course. And then we can move onto other "simple" constructs like predictave points of support and resistance which can be based on very basic Fib determination of price pivot points. Nothing tooo fancy or complex here. I have found articles on the web that cover this subject and other areas of charting without getting into the more advanced indicators.

We can also discuss different approaches, strategies, and systems for trading that utilize only these basic aspects of charting. We can even attempt to discuss some of the psychology behind the chart formations.

Bob Graham
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