In the classroom we would have students alter their view of charts they were evaluating to gain fresh perspective and possibly enhance their analysis. Students often had Ah-Ha moments after freshening their interpretation of a chart they had previously laid eyes on many times. Stock chart analysis heavily emphasizes the left hemisphere of the brain which is considered the logical side. The right hemisphere is associated with creativity, art, intuition and imagination. By characterizing charts and data in different modes the right side of the brain can be engaged. By employing a ‘whole brain’ study, aspects of the brain are engaged that can enhance perspectives of stock market and trading analysis. Whole brain thinking can also improve problem solving technique when developing and enhancing indicator and methodology development. Traders and analysts will often describe this as bolts of intuition. My teaching partner Dr. Hank Pruden called this process ‘Chart Reading…
The S&P 500 index ($SPX) is a capitalization-weighted stock index. Many lesser capitalization blue-chip stocks that compose these 500…
The S&P 500 index ($SPX) is a capitalization-weighted stock index. Many lesser capitalization blue-chip stocks that compose these 500…
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The S&P 500 index ($SPX) is a capitalization-weighted stock index. Many lesser capitalization blue-chip stocks that compose these 500…
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The S&P 500 index ($SPX) is a capitalization-weighted stock index. Many lesser capitalization blue-chip stocks that compose these 500…