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Bruce Kamich
Bruce Kamich brings five decades of experience with bulge bracket investment banks to the Real Money team. He was one of the earliest Chartered Market Technicians (CMTs) in the financial industry, and has authored two books on charting and technical analysis.
As our in-house market technician, Kamich specializes in utilizing technical analysis to time the market using classic pattern recognition, indicators, candlesticks, and Point and Figure methods. Kamich is someone who will help you find short-term and medium-term investing opportunities that other analysts might miss.
Teaching others how to utilize technical analysis for financial gain is something Kamich is very passionate about. He taught technical analysis at Baruch College for 21 years. He has been contributing regularly to Real Money since 2015 and authors articles specializing in technical analysis. In his free time, he is currently working on a novel about diving for buried treasure.
Recent Articles By The Author
Traders of Marriott Vacations Worldwide Should Take a Trading Vacation
The charts of the vacation ownership company have been and continue to be bearish.
Here's My 2 Cents on Dollar General After Its Latest Miss
The stock is down big after the discount retailer reported disappointing results.
No Place to Hide? I'm Asking Questions About Two Defensive Sectors
Why are the healthcare and utilities ETFs not going up now? Let's take a deep dive.
With Zoetis Near a 52-week High, How Should We Trade the Stock Now?
Let's check the charts of the animal pharmaceutical firm again.
Here's What's Contributing to HP's Lower Stock Price
Let's see what damage has been done to the charts and indicators.
Best Buy Gets a Positive Quant Nod, But What Do the Charts Say?
The shares were upgraded by TheStreet's Quant Ratings service Wednesday.
Tesla: Risks for Further Weakness Are Accelerating
Tesla owners should keep their car but tighten stops on their shares.
Excited About the Recent Uptrend of Coinbase? Don't Be
Much of the cryptocurrency moves - up and down - have been driven by emotion.
Vishay Is Looking A-Okay
Shares of the discrete semiconductor maker are looking attractive right now.
Centene Continues to Look and Trade Weak
I didn't like it then and I don't like it now.
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