The oldest ways of chart analysis had to work in the days before computers (B.C.). There’s no reason they shouldn’t work now. Here’s a look at peaks and troughs, a classic formof chart analysis that worked B.C. and work now.

Cut your losses, ride your profits! That adage should be familiar to all traders, and it may buzz through their minds as something taken for granted but not easy to implement. The pivot point technique can help you do both.

Divergence, which is a term that technicians use when two or more averages or indices fail to show confirming trends, is one of the mainstays of technical analysis. Here’s a new way to use oscillators and divergence as well as methods to locate entry levels during a trend.

Here’s a system to identify and trade flag and pennant formations.

Comprehensive guide on Trendlines.

If you want to learn how to draw the trend lines correctly, you might not want to miss this article.

Learn how to read CandleStick. You do not want to miss another breakout when you can actually know a break out is going to happen by understanding the candlestick patterns.

The 10 Keys to Successful Trading. Technical Analysis Applications for the Currency Markets