Spinning Top
Spinning Tops are Japanese Candlesticks that have small bodies with upper and lower shadows/wicks that are longer than the body. Spinning tops reflect uncertainty in the market.
Three Mountains Top
Three Mountains Top is a bearish Japanese Candlestick reversal formation which is comparable to the western Triple Top chart pattern.
Bullish Three Line Strike
Three Line Strike is a four candlestick continuation pattern. The bullish three line strike occurs in an uptrend. The first three candlesticks are made up by the Three White Candlesticks pattern. The final candlestick in the series is a long bodied black candlestick that opens above the third candlestick and close below the first day’s
Ed Seykota
Ed Seykota is a commodities and futures trader, trading educator and trading systems developer. Seykota holds degrees in Electrical Engineering and Industrial Management from MIT. In 1970 he pioneered systems trading using early punch card computers to test his trading strategies. His entry into the world of trading systems had in part been inspired by
Turtle Traders
Famous commodities trader Richard Dennis was having an ongoing debate with his friend and business partner Bill Eckhardt about whether great traders are born or made – whether it is possible to teach the ability to trade successfully. While Dennis firmly believed that trading abilities could be broken down into a quantifiable system of rules