CAT 2007 Seminar by Stephen W.Bigalow
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Stephen W. Bigalow has over twenty-five years of investment experience, including eight years as a stockbroker with the largest Wall Street firms: Kidder Peabody & Company, Cowen & Company and Oppenheimer & Company. This was followed by fifteen years of trading in commodities and twelve years of investing in real estate. He holds degrees in business and economics from Cornell University and has lectured at Cornell and many private educational investment organizations for the past twenty years.
Mr. Bigalow has advised professional traders, money managers, mutual funds and hedge funds and is recognized by many in the trading community as a “professional professional.” He is a member of the “Association of Market Technicians.” (Mta.org is a non-profit association of professional technical analysts) and a member of AAPTA, the American Association of Professional Technical Analysts. (Aapta.us) Learn Japanese candlesticks with Stephen Bigalow through online training in webinars
His first book, Profitable Candlestick Trading: Identifying Market Opportunities to Maximize Profits, published by John Wiley & Sons, was released in January 2002. The book is addressed to a new investor up to the most sophisticated professionals. It is written in a manner that easily demonstrates the wealth of information about price movement and investor psychology embedded in candlestick signals. He stresses the fact that investors, especially inexperienced investors, can extract information from signals. This information, filled with common sense investment principles, greatly expands the horizons of investors. Reading a book eliminates the need to depend on investment professionals. Click here, Profitable Candlestick Trading to read more about the book.
Mr. Bigalow’s second book, High Profit Candlestick Patterns: Turning Investor Sentiment into High Profits, published by Profit Publishing, came out in December 2005. This book takes trading to the next level by combining proven Japanese candlestick charting results with effective Western technical analysis. Self-control of a profitable investment is made easy with quick visual assessments. Click here, High Yield Candlestick Patterns, for more details.
His experience with candlesticks began over fifteen years ago. This was around the time that candlesticks were first introduced in the United States. This vast experience has been channeled into a concise and effective training procedure. Fifteen years of learning from mistakes and avoiding potential pitfalls are combined into a simple and comprehensive training program.
Throughout his investment career, Mr. Bigalow has channeled his investment acumen towards developing improved methods of generating returns from the investment markets. His research, covering all fundamental and technical methods, has led to the verification that candlestick analysis is superior to any other method. Consulting with wealth management and energy trading firms, he successfully combined traditional research methods with candlestick analysis to dramatically increase the return on investment. His introduction of statistical analysis using the Japanese candlestick methodology has resulted in a number of uniquely successful trading programs.
Mr. Bigalow has also played a role in creating effective methods for teaching “how” to profitably use candlestick signals. There are excellent books on the market describing candlestick formation. The candlestick trading forum was created to use this information to trade signals profitably.
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A stock trader or stock trader or stock trader is a person or company that is involved in the trading of equity securities.
Stock traders can be agents, hedgers, arbitrageurs, speculators, stock brokers.
Such trading in shares in large public companies can be carried out through the stock exchange.
Shares of small public companies can be bought and sold on over-the-counter (OTC) markets.
Stock traders can trade in their own account called proprietary trading, or through an agent authorized to buy and sell on behalf of the owner.
Trading through an agent is usually done through a stock broker. Agents are paid a commission for the transaction.
Major stock exchanges have market makers who help limit price fluctuations (volatility) by buying and selling shares of a particular company on their own behalf, as well as on behalf of other clients.
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Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 132
- Assessments Yes
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