NEW FRONTIERS IN TECHNICAL ANALYSIS -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- CHAPTER 1 Evidence of the Most Popular Technical Indicators -- Defining Technical Analysis -- Defining Chart Types -- Evidence of Chart Type Popularity -- Evidence of Technical Indicator Popularity -- Applying the Most Popular Technical Indicators -- Conclusion -- CHAPTER 2 Everything Is Relative Strength Is Everything -- "This Time It's Different" -- What Is Comparative Relative Strength? -- The JdK RS-Ratio and JdK RS-Momentum -- Relative Rotation Graphs -- Conclusion -- CHAPTER 3 Applying Seasonality and Erlanger Studies -- Testing for a Valid Seasonal Cycle -- Applying Cycles as a Strategy -- Monitoring Seasonal Data -- Erlanger Studies: The Art of the Squeeze Play -- CHAPTER 4 Kase StatWareTM and Studies: Adding Precision to Trading and Investing -- Introduction to KaseSwing -- Kase DevStops -- Kase Momentum Divergence Algorithm -- Kase PeakOscillator and KaseCD -- Why Use KasePO and KaseCD? -- Kase Permission Stochastic and Screen -- Entering Trades and the Kase Easy Entry System -- About the Kase Easy Entry System -- Trading with Kase StatWare -- Kase Bar Chart (Equal TrueRange Bar Chart) -- Summary -- CHAPTER 5 Rules-Based Trading and Market Analysis Using Simplified Market Profile -- Technical Analysis Is Simple in Theory-Difficult in Practice -- Rules-Based Trading: Automated Strategy Trading versus Discretionary Trading -- Balance versus Imbalance: Distinguishing the Two Phases of Market Activity -- There Are Only Three Market Segments: Nontrending, Uptrending, and Downtrending -- Four Market Participants-and Then a Fifth . . . -- Market Profile -- Market Movement: The Four Steps of Market Activity -- Market Structure -- The Relative Speed of the Market's Building-Block Components -- Vertical Nondevelopment ("Minus Development").

Simplifying Market Profile -- TAS PRO VAP Map -- Rules-Based Trading and Analysis with TAS PRO Navigator -- TAS PRO Indicator Application Examples -- Conclusion -- CHAPTER 6 Advanced Trading Methods -- From the CBOT to the Charts -- Trading by Gut Feeling -- Understanding the Background of an Opportunity -- They Say Entry Is Easy, but Not in My Book -- Trade When the Odds Are in Your Favor -- Don't Fight the Trend -- Trade Location Is Key to Long-term Success -- Adjusting to Volatility -- Anticipating What Needs to Happen -- Using Time as Part of Your Risk Management -- Learning to Control Your Emotions -- The Hardest Part of Any Strategy Is the Exit -- Putting It All Together: Two Examples -- Picking Up the Right Tools -- Recommended Reading -- About the Authors -- Index.