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Technical Analysis has spawned hundreds of so-called market indicators. One of the most sound sources for your continuing research in the area of technical indicators is the indicator glossary of Equis. On their site you will find explanations, formulas and approaches for the development of trading systems on the basis of these indicators. If you find this wealth of information overwhelming, come back to us and click here to find out how you can forget all that and still benefit from the advantages of technical analysis.
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Today a multitude of papers concerning innovative scientific research is available on the internet. The "NECI Scientific Literature Digital Library" is one of the largest index und mirror sites for scientific working papers. Most of the papers are available for download as Postscript and PDF files.
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A valuable source of inspiration for analysts, investors and traders favouring technical analysis is the US magazine "Stocks & Commodities". Among articles about well-known techniques of technical analysis for financial instruments you will also find reports about recent developments in the area of artificial intelligence applications. Additionally, the magazine features reports on eccentric approaches and hocus-pocus.
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Readers interested in Mathematics and/or Physics can find new insights and get a more explicit understanding of time in Albert Einstein's most popular and acknowledged book "Relativity: The Special and General Theory".
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