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Bruce Kamich
Bruce Kamich is TheStreet's in-house technical analyst with a 43 year career with a number of bulge bracket firms like Morgan Stanley, Smith Barney Harris Upham, and Merrill Lynch. Along the way he accumulated knowledge about the fundamentals of the commodity markets, interest rates, equities and ETFs.
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).
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
Twiddle With the Charts All You Want, Twilio Still Looks Too Low
Here's why I'd avoid the long side of this name.
We're Checking Upstart Holdings Charts Ahead of Earnings
Here's what I recommend for this fintech firm.
Starbucks Stock Gets a Caffeine Jolt: Watch These Price Levels
The shares are above the improving 50-day and 200-day moving average lines.
Block Rallies on an Earnings Beat: What Do the Charts Say?
Keep an eye on how the shares close.
Skyworks Solutions: An Improvement in the Works
Here's what we're seeing the charts after earnings.
Here's What's Needed to Further Strengthen Etsy
The quarterly results were better than expected and the shares had moved higher.
Peloton Shares Are Spinning Investors Round and Round
Let's go over the charts and indicators.
Parsons Makes an Upside Breakout, Could Rise Another 20%
Let's check out the charts and indicators after its latest earnings report.
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