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Stocks & Commodities V. 30:11 (10, 81): Letters To S&C by Technical Analysis, Inc.
Stocks & Commodities V. 30:11 (10, 81): Letters To S&C by Technical Analysis, Inc.
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Letters To S&C by Technical Analysis, Inc.
30-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF S&C
Editor,
Congratulations on your 30th anniversary. Ive enjoyed the entire ride with you, as I have every issue. Heres to another 30.
Greg Morris Chairman, Investment Committee Chief Technical Analyst Stadion Money Management
Greg Morris has contributed many articles to S&C over the years, including Candlesticks And Stochastics (August 1991), Developing a Trading System (March 1996), East Meets West: CandlePower Charting (December 1990), Breadth Of Fresh Air (December 2005), and our interview with him, The Danger Zone With Gregory Morris (September 2009).Editor
ERRATA: 30-YEAR LOOKBACK
Editor,
Just finished reading the 30-year highlights article (A 30-Year Lookback, October 2012). Wow! On page 4, theres a statement that QQQ became QQQQ and that it is tradable.
I believe this to be in error. QQQ still tracks the NASD 100 and QQQQ is not tradable. QQQQ (also QQV) is the volatility index now. Rudy Teseo
30-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF S&C
Editor,
Congratulations on your 30th anniversary. Ive enjoyed the entire ride with you, as I have every issue. Heres to another 30.
Greg Morris Chairman, Investment Committee Chief Technical Analyst Stadion Money Management
Greg Morris has contributed many articles to S&C over the years, including Candlesticks And Stochastics (August 1991), Developing a Trading System (March 1996), East Meets West: CandlePower Charting (December 1990), Breadth Of Fresh Air (December 2005), and our interview with him, The Danger Zone With Gregory Morris (September 2009).Editor
ERRATA: 30-YEAR LOOKBACK
Editor,
Just finished reading the 30-year highlights article (A 30-Year Lookback, October 2012). Wow! On page 4, theres a statement that QQQ became QQQQ and that it is tradable.
I believe this to be in error. QQQ still tracks the NASD 100 and QQQQ is not tradable. QQQQ (also QQV) is the volatility index now. Rudy Teseo
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