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Technical analysis can be a challenging, often daunting, approach to stock trading. Once mastered, though, technical analysis can be extremely rewarding. Join Trending123 Founder John Lansing as he discusses how technical analysis reveals a stock's direction, speed, and distance—the three most important indicators to a technical analyst.
The audio tutorials below are excerpts from a presentation by John Lansing in Las Vegas. They are accompanied by technical analysis chart examples and instructive information. In many of the tutorials, John walks through much of the information presented, but you will best benefit if you thoroughly read each tutorial as well as listen to John's explanation.
Enjoy the tutorials and Happy Trading!
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PPO Indicator WM% Percent Stock Charts
These indicators are crucial vehicles to success for technical analysts. Learn what they are and how you can put them to use. |
Motive Waves Stock Chart Patterns
Motive waves measure impulses. What does this mean and how can you use it in your trading?
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Moving Averages and Divergence Resistance
Learn how to read these 'road maps' and use them to realize your sudden profits. |
Stock Market News Noise
Is there such a thing as information overload? Learn how to avoid false 'market trends.' |
Successful Technical Stock Traders
There is no such thing as overnight success in technical analysis. Here we discuss what defines a successful trader. |
Corrective Waves Stock Charts
Corrective Waves fall into four categories. Learn what they are and how to use them. |
Using Trendlines in Technical Analysis
Trendlines were one of the first technical aspects of the market to be discovered. Technical analysis is based on the fact that the prices of stocks move in fairly definite trends. Prices trend for individual stocks and for the market as a whole. Technical analysts use trendlines in two ways: first, to identify the direction of the movement of stock prices; second, to determine if and when the movement will change. |
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