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Bruce Kamich
In addition to writing for theStreet.com Kamich has been teaching technical analysis at Baruch College for the past twenty years.
Kamich was one of the earliest Chartered Market Technicians or CMTs, a professional designation similar to the CFA title. He has authored two books on charting and technical analysis - "How Technical Analysis Works" and "Chart Patterns." He is a two-time past president of the Market Technicians Association (now called the CMTA), the professional organization for chartists worldwide. He was also the president of the Market Technicians Association Educational Foundation (MTAEF.org).
Recent Articles By The Author
United Airlines Could Bump Some Traders From Their Seats
A serious top reversal looks to be in play now.
Moderna Shares Surge on Promising Vaccine Results
Let's check the charts and indicators.
Yeti Is Attempting to Show a Developing Bottom Pattern
Until the trading volume picks up, here's what traders should do.
Crude Oil's Next Move Is to the Upside as Dollar Weakens
A weaker dollar is likely to put a bid under oil prices.
Here's a Precious Metals Producer With a Great Bottom Formation
The technical signals for Sibanye-Stillwater are stable and hold promise for a move higher.
Has the U.S. Dollar Index Peaked? Time to Revisit My Thoughts
I am increasingly accepting of the idea that we are witnessing the end of fiat currencies and the beginning of commodity-backed currencies.
3 Ways to Use Sentiment as an Investing Tool
If making money in markets is easy, be alert for a change in trend.
FXI and Alibaba Show the Chinese Recovery Has Reached an Inflection Point
I tend to doubt that a U.S. investor is going to exert much influence over a Chinese firm.
How to Trade Goldman Sachs as Shares Sell Off After Earnings
Let's see how deep this downward reaction may extend.
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