My last visit to New York proved to be a very fruitful one as I had the opportunity to attend the Trader's Expo, and more importantly, I got a chance to sit down with Bo Yoder from BoYoder.com. I've known of Bo when I first started here at INO, but he took time out and refocused on some top projects that meant a lot to him. He's back now and I'm excited to introduce you to him, his site, and the article below. Please enjoy the article and comment below so you can make Bo feel welcome!
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As the markets fight for a bottom, there is a new wave of interest in the world of active trading and self-directed investing. These new traders have so many wonderful tools available to help guide them and accelerate their learning curve. Archives such as those offered by INO.com have all the information needed to build a solid background as a technically focused trader.
However, many beginning traders fail to understand that technical analysis at its root is the science of interpreting order flow. Let's look at one of the most fundamental technical analysis price patterns... the double bottom.
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Richard Lees is president of Richard Lees Capital Management, a registered investment advisory in Los Angeles’ Studio City area, where his clients include members of the entertainment industry and other high net-worth individuals. He edits and publishes 21 Forward, a monthly investment newsletter and journal that offers uniquely detailed and unusual discussion of markets. The newsletter also gives specific recommendations for implementation of his proprietary pH-Indicators to profit from those markets. Richard was educated at Stanford, the University of Michigan, and Yale, and he has written about financial analysis for industry publications such as Barron’s, always exhibiting his trademark style of sharp wit and truly contrarian commentary. With a degree in psychology and a career as a professional writer, trading—or turning perception into money—came naturally to him. An active trader since 1982, Richard was one of the first to use sophisticated trading analysis software. His methods have shown consistency and sometimes startling accuracy in the stocks, options, and the forward markets." alt="null" />Richard Lees is president of Richard Lees Capital Management, a registered investment advisory in Los Angeles’ Studio City area, where his clients include members of the entertainment industry and other high net-worth individuals. He edits and publishes 21 Forward, a monthly investment newsletter and journal that offers uniquely detailed and unusual discussion of markets. The newsletter also gives specific recommendations for implementation of his proprietary pH-Indicators to profit from those markets. Richard was educated at Stanford, the University of Michigan, and Yale, and he has written about financial analysis for industry publications such as Barron’s, always exhibiting his trademark style of sharp wit and truly contrarian commentary. With a degree in psychology and a career as a professional writer, trading—or turning perception into money—came naturally to him. An active trader since 1982, Richard was one of the first to use sophisticated trading analysis software. His methods have shown consistency and sometimes startling accuracy in the stocks, options, and the forward markets.
