Getting Started In Momentum-Based Swing Trading
Dave Landry
Here are some of the highlights of TraderTalk, a live, interactive workshop conducted for TradingMarkets members by Dave Landry on Jan. 16, 2002. (more)

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How To Find Stocks With Intraday Momentum In A 'Momentumless' Market
Duke Heberlein
In this lesson I will show you a systematic plan of attack that I use for finding hidden gems when the market is lacking momentum. (more)

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Selecting And Trading Turnaround Stocks
Loren Fleckenstein
I confine most of my long trades to stocks with track records of stellar earnings growth. This discipline has paid off for many an intermediate-term momentum trader. However, I part from the script for two special situations. (more)

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Combining Momentum With Volatility To Capture Explosive Moves: A Trade Walk-Through In Advanced Micro Devices
Dave Landry
Markets often make large moves out of low-volatility situations but volatility doesn't project the direction of these moves. In this lesson, I look at how to predict the direction using a recent volatility play in AMD. (more)

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Opening Gaps: Trade 'Em, Fade 'Em, Or Ignore 'Em?
Dave Landry
Gaps occur on the euphoria of eager traders rushing (more)

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Follow The Money -- Trade Where The Action Is
Tsutae Kamada
For those of you who are scared to jump in after the hungry money in explosive situations, I have a way to time your entry point. (more)

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When Weak Hands Fall, Opportunity Knocks: Trading The Trend Knock-Out
Dave Landry
Trend Knockouts (TKOs) identify strong trends from which the weak hands have already been knocked out. By placing your order above the market, you have the potential to capture profits as the trend resumes. (more)

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How To Determine Directional Strength With Short-term Patterns
David Landry
Short-term patterns like gaps, spikes and reversal bars usually accompany extreme price moves. We'll show you what to look out for when you're trying to gauge market direction with these patterns. (more)

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How To Time The Market
Mark Boucher
Hedge fund manager Mark Boucher has done some of the most extensive research and testing in the trading history. Here, he illustrates the power of combining independent market "variables" to create more reliable market timing models. (more)

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