Market Watch
Do some USD currency pairs lead others? Part 1 of the Currency Companion study: triangular arbitrage, cross-correlation tables and a EURUSD vs AUDUSD leader/lagger test.
Market Watch
Two train stories: J. Paul Getty spots oil from a locomotive, and Charlie Goodman sees empty boxcars in the 1976 Maine potato futures squeeze.
Market Watch
From 1997 to 2005 Michael Archer and Jim Bickford ran over 100 FX studies. Memories of the Currency Companion books, an 85% anomaly and a friend remembered.
Market Watch
Bullish consensus above 90% or below 20% favors contrary opinion, but Michael Archer found the in-between readings can signal a wise crowd. See the example.
Expectancy
After bull, bear, inside and outside bars, what comes next? Michael Archer on Bar Chart Stat Pro, the next-bar statistics it produced, and the 2003 manual.
Risk & Psychology
An old trading adage on exits: act on your first instinct or sit tight. Michael Archer shares a 2008 story and a simple emotion chart for traders.
Method
Which Goodman Setup points are always higher or lower than others? Michael Archer's bucket-list study of BP/EP relationships in the Goldilocks and Molokai.
Risk & Psychology
Before you go long wheat, find the central argument for going short. Charlie Goodman's Devil's Advocate lesson, from an astrologer at the Peavey trading floor.
Method
How do you trade a trending and a sideways market at once? Bert's Line splits your stake into three units: Hold Forever, Trade and Parley. A silver story.
Market Watch
Why a perfect Point & Figure chart of Japanese cocoon futures kept losing money: settlement-period stop runs in a thin market. A Honolulu trader story.