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International Futures Research |
A set of six high quality video tapes (now on DVD) comprise an in-depth
explanation of classical bar charting. The historical
illustrations utilized are all futures charts, but the theory is
equally applicable to any freely traded market.
The approximately six-hour presentation was recorded in a
classroom setting. A thorough discussion of classical bar chart
analysis is presented. The series is designed to provide all the
information necessary to construct a disciplined approach to
trading. Where to enter a position, how to obtain measuring
objectives, where to place stop-loss orders are examined in
detail.
The tapes are priced individually below or at 350.00 US$ for the
set of six (a 45 $ savings). Also available in PAL format, but
only as a complete set.
1) Bar Chart Construction (43 min) 45.00 US$
2) Volume & Open Interest Interpretation (89 min) 95.00
3) Reversal Formations (90 min) 90.00
4) Continuation Patterns (50 min) 60.00
5) Gap Theory (56 min) 60.00
6) Minor Trend Change Indicators (32 min) 45.00
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Cost of Complete Set of Six 350.00 US$
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Three additional videos are available from CHARTWATCH:
Elliott Wave Principle and Classical Bar Charting
(60 min)
The Elliott Wave Principle is an esoteric but important
subset of technical analysis. Ken Shaleen shows how to combine
the disciplines of Elliott Wave with classical bar charting.
Triangle and Wedge patterns are examined in detail as well as
channeling techniques.
This video demonstrates how a technical trader can substantially
increase the reliablility of a wave count and more profitably
predict the extent of bar chart measuring objectives.
Cost 60.00 US$
GLOBEX & Technical Analysis
(80 min)
The advent of GLOBEX has raised many questions regarding how
to take into account price action that does not occur during
regular futures open outcry trading hours. This 80 minute video
tape contains practical ideas on when, where and how to obtain,
organize and use price, volume and open interest data from GLOBEX
dealing. The tape was produced when the Chicago Board of Trade
was part of GLOBEX. Now this exchange has its own electronic
trading, called Project A. The ideas presented are equally
applicable to project A. These include gap theory, support &
resistance, and minor trend change indicators.
How GLOBEX affects the types of orders used and basic trading
strategy is also discussed. With this video a trader or dealer
will have gained insights into how to technically handle
financial instrument which are traded 24 hours a day.
Cost 50.00 US$
Ken Shaleen's presentation to the members of the Chicago Board of Trade, September 23, 1997
in preparation for the launch of Dow Jones Futures.
Arithmetic vs. Logarithmic price scales
Technical Reliability Spectrum of futures contracts
Comparison of H&S Top on IBM and Double Top on S&P 500
S&P 500 Stock Index Futures - before and after the "crash of 1987"
The Rising Wedge as a bearish continuation pattern
Case study: Head & Shoulders Bottom - Dow Jones chart, Nov 1990
Charts of S&P 100, Nikkei 225, Hang Seng, DAX, CAC-40, FTSE-100
Implied volatility vs price in stock index futures
Detrending total open interest in a cash settled future
Seasonal Trends in Volume and Open Interest
Analzying the Commitments of Traders report
Cost 90.00 US$
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