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Videos

In this recorded webinar Steve Bigalow will show you: • Which signals produce the Breakout Patterns • How to perform a quick visual analysis for entry and exit points • The tell-tale signals that investor sentiment may soon change • How to stop buying at the top and selling at the bottom

Technicals

Cisco Systems (CSCO) - Signs of FOMO panic emerging.

written on May 24, 2026

Cisco Systems, Inc. designs and sells a range of technologies that power the Internet. The Company is integrating its product portfolios across networking, security, collaboration, applications and cloud. The Company's segments include the Ame

Research

How to Take a Loss
by Brett N. Steenbarger, Ph.D.
There are quite a few books written on how to make money in the market. Some of them are even written by people who have made money as traders! What you don’t see often, however, are books or articles written on how to lose money. “Cut your losers and let your winners run” is commonsensical advice, but how do you determine when a position is a loser? Interestingly, most traders I have seen don’t formulate an answer to this question when they put on a position. They focus on the entry,...
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Technical Analysis Site

Traders.com

Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities Magazine

Software

Metastock
Metastock
Whether you're a real-time trader, swing trader, or end-of-day trader, MetaStock delivers reliable buy and sell signals across stocks, options, futures, forex, and more. Join thousands of active traders who choose MetaStock as their go-to stock charting software -- and experience the edge it brings to your trading strategy.

Chart Patterns

The Head and Shoulders Pattern
Head and Shoulders
The head-and-shoulders pattern is believed to be one of the most reliable trend-reversal patterns. It consists of three successive rallies, the second being the highest. The name derives from the fact that on a chart the