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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
Wells Fargo Stock Can Now Rally Further
Let's check the charts of WFC and see where we should buy it and what to risk.
The Charts of PVH Corp. Are Aligned to Trade Higher in the Weeks Ahead
Let's delve into the charts and indicators.
Ross Stores Looks Ready to Ring Up Higher Share Prices
Ahead of its earnings release on Thursday, ROST has a price target of around $130-$135, according to our review of the charts.
Medtronic Set to Trade Higher Unless Earnings Derail the Rally
Let's see what the charts have to say.
Salesforce.com May Finally Be Ready to Move Higher After Months of Weakness
Let's check out the charts of CRM.
Covetrus Needs to Build a Base After Surge in Share Price
Shares of the provider of animal health technology could afford to see more development and sideways price action after their big post-earnings jump.
HP Plays Hard to Get, but Charts Provide a Clearer Picture
HP's board of directors has rejected Xerox's takeover bid, but the door has not been closed on a potential combination.
LivePerson Charts Send Mixed Message
The chart of the provider of business messaging technology did break down this month, but it also rebounded nicely.
Procter & Gamble Set to Scrub and Shine Its Way Higher
Here's how to play shares of the Cincinnati-based consumer staples giant.
RH Can Rally Further With or Without Warren Buffett's Help
There are a lot of investors who like to follow and invest like the Oracle of Omaha.
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