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The MTA Knowl­edge Base (KB) is a free repos­i­tory of  Tech­ni­cal Analy­sis infor­ma­tion. The KB is bro­ken down into var­i­ous ‘domains,’ each cov­er­ing a key gen­er­al­ized topic. It is struc­tured in such a way that those vis­it­ing a domain can gain a full under­stand­ing of that spe­cific topic.

Shar­ing knowl­edge base top­ics: Gen­eral Prin­ci­ples, Flow of Funds,  Chart Types,  Inter­mar­ket Analy­sis,  Chart Pat­terns, Trad­ing Invest­ing Strate­gies, Cycle Analy­sis,  Sta­tis­tics, Sen­ti­ment, Indi­ca­tor Analy­sis (Trend and Momentum)

Join our com­mu­nity where peo­ple who have com­mon inter­ests in trad­ing world­wide mar­kets come together to share resources, embrace new friend­ships, and make char­i­ta­ble con­tri­bu­tions to ben­e­fit others.

Shar­ing a trad­ing rule: “Noth­ing more bull­ish than a failed bear­ish sig­nal.” _Mike Epstein

Read the page off this link for insights into the pas­sion that inspired a life long top tier trader, Mike Epstein.

In 1993, the Mar­ket Tech­ni­cians Asso­ci­a­tion (mta.org) estab­lished the MTA Edu­ca­tional Foun­da­tion (the Foundation/MTAEF) with a pri­mary mis­sion to cre­ate and fund edu­ca­tional pro­grams in the field of tech­ni­cal analy­sis – the study of how prices in freely traded mar­kets behave and how they can be used to antic­i­pate the future direc­tion. This mis­sion has since expanded to include the cre­ation and sup­port of a com­plete tech­ni­cal analy­sis cur­ricu­lum that is now being taught for credit in col­leges and uni­ver­si­ties around the world. Jack Cahn presently sits on the Inter­na­tional Advi­sory Panel to the MTA Edu­ca­tional Foundation.

Mul­ti­Charts Day Trad­ing Soft­ware  is a com­plete trad­ing soft­ware plat­form for pro­fes­sion­als. It offers con­sid­er­able ben­e­fits to traders, and pro­vides sig­nif­i­cant advan­tages over com­pet­ing plat­forms. It comes with high-definition chart­ing, dynamic portfolio-level back­test­ing, Easy­Lan­guage sup­port, genetic opti­miza­tion, and 300+ strate­gies and indicators.

The Aus­tralian Tech­ni­cal Ana­lysts Asso­ci­a­tion (ATAA) is an asso­ci­a­tion of both pro­fes­sional tech­ni­cal ana­lysts and any­one who uses tech­ni­cal analy­sis for pri­vate invest­ing, trad­ing or advising

The Inter­na­tional Fed­er­a­tion of Tech­ni­cal Ana­lysts was incor­po­rated in 1986 and is a global orga­ni­za­tion of mar­ket analy­sis soci­eties and asso­ci­a­tions. IFTA is an inter­na­tional non-profit orga­ni­za­tion with mem­ber soci­eties in 31 coun­tries. The IFTA 25th Annual Con­fer­ence will be hosted by the Tech­ni­cal Ana­lysts Soci­ety Sin­ga­pore (TASS) of Singapore

The Mar­ket Tech­ni­cians Asso­ci­a­tion (MTA) is the pre­mier global orga­ni­za­tion for those inter­ested in tech­ni­cal analy­sis.  Mem­ber­ship includes tech­ni­cal ana­lysts, port­fo­lio man­agers, traders, invest­ment advi­sors, mar­ket let­ter writ­ers and oth­ers involved in the tech­ni­cal aspects of equi­ties, futures, options, fixed income secu­ri­ties, cur­ren­cies, inter­na­tional mar­kets, deriv­a­tives, etc.

Jack Cahn is pass direc­tor of the Mar­ket Tech­ni­cians Asso­ci­a­tion from 1989 — 1995, chaired the MTA news let­ter and direc­tor of sem­i­nars, were he hosted the 1995 “Mar­ket Wizard’s” Sem­i­nar in Las Vegas, head­line speak­ers included: Jack Schwa­ger, Jimmy Rodgers, Trader Viv Spran­deo and Linda Brad­ford Raschke.