Journal of Technical Analysis
The mission of the Journal of Technical Analysis (JOTA) is to advance the knowledge and understanding of technical analysis through the publication of well-crafted, high-quality research in all areas of technical analysis. Our success depends upon the time, energy and commitment of authors and researchers who expand our understanding of the market and fuel innovation and new applications of our discipline. Now in its 72nd issue over 45 years, the JOTA is the premier peer-reviewed publication for technical analysts.
Features of the Journal include:
- Research articles accessible by, and of special interest to, practitioners
- Survey and synthesis articles that provide an understanding of the current state of practice in a particular area
- Clinical/case studies of high interest and benefit to the profession
- Tutorials of interest to both academics and practitioners
- Practitioner surveys
- Reviews of business/finance books of interest to practitioners
Published by the Chartered Market Technicians Association (CMT Association), the JOTA is designed to reflect the professional interests of the global membership of the CMT Association. Papers submitted for consideration are subjected to a double-blind review process by at least two experts who provide feedback regarding the accuracy of the work producing objective and unbiased peer reviews.
If you have any questions about the JOTA, are considering submitting an article for a future issue, or would like to serve as a reviewer, visit www.cmtassociation.submittable.com/submit.
Submission GuidelinesTechnically Speaking
Technically Speaking magazine is a monthly periodical distributed to the CMT Association membership in digital format. Technically Speaking highlights a variety of topics in market analysis, asset management, and trading. The magazine features articles, techniques and research written by members of the CMT Association and wider financial community, book reviews, and interviews with recognized industry professionals. Technically Speaking actively sources new material to highlight each month. If you are interested in submitting your work, or if you have an accomplishment or job opportunity to highlight in our Association Updates section, please email editor@cmtassociation.org.
The Technical Analysis Educational Foundation Library at Baruch College
The TAEF library is located at the Newman Library in Baruch College, located at 151 E. 25th Street, New York City, NY 10010. The growing collection of more than 7,000 books is listed on the library website linked below, arranged alphabetically by author. The library also contains the cycle library, given to us by the Foundation for the Study of Cycles.
An item published prior to 1930, advisory letters, journals, newspapers, pictures, sound recordings, and unbound books may not be borrowed from the library. A publication may not be eligible for borrowing depending on its replacement value and uniqueness. Special requests may be considered.
The library is open to all CMT Association members, as well as students and faculty of Baruch College, all CUNY students and faculty, and students and faculty of all University Interlibrary members.
The CMT Association office and staff do not accept physical donations of archival Technical Analysis material. If you are interested in donating archival material to the TAEF library, please reach out to archives@baruch.cuny.edu.
How do I access the TAEF Collection?
Online
Go to the Baruch Library OneSearch homepage:
https://guides.newman.baruch.cuny.edu/onesearch
- Begin on the OneSearch homepage
- Search “Technical Analysis Educational Foundation Collection” in the search terms bar
In Person
The TAEF collection is housed separately from the rest of the Newman collection and secured, so an appointment is needed to browse the collection. An appointment can be made by contacting the Interlibrary Loan office at illbb@baruch.cuny.edu, in advance.
The library hours can be found at:
http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/library/about/hours.html
However, it is best to arrange a visit during normal business hours, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday as Baruch Security has to be notified and a staff member is required for physical access to the library.
How do I borrow a book?
Books may be borrowed for six weeks by members, with one renewal, by notifying the CMT Association office, which will make the arrangements with Baruch. Shipping costs outside the US are very high and it is most likely more cost effective for you to obtain the book directly from a local bookstore, Amazon or a local library.
An item published prior to 1930, advisory letters, journals, newspapers, pictures, sound recordings, and unbound books may not be borrowed from the library. A publication may not be eligible for borrowing depending on its replacement value and uniqueness. Special requests may be considered.
The books will be shipped by UPS, members are expected to pay for shipping. Contact the CMT Association office at 646-652-3300 with any questions.
Technically Speaking Magazine Archives, 2018-Present
Past Issues
Journal of Technical Analysis
Technically Speaking Magazine Archives, 2002-2017
Journal of Technical Analysis
The mission of the Journal of Technical Analysis (JOTA) is to advance the knowledge and understanding of technical analysis through the publication of well-crafted, high-quality research in all areas of technical analysis. Our success depends upon the time, energy and commitment of authors and researchers who expand our understanding of the market and fuel innovation and new applications of our discipline. Now in its 72nd issue over 45 years, the JOTA is the premier peer-reviewed publication for technical analysts.
Features of the Journal include:
- Research articles accessible by, and of special interest to, practitioners
- Survey and synthesis articles that provide an understanding of the current state of practice in a particular area
- Clinical/case studies of high interest and benefit to the profession
- Tutorials of interest to both academics and practitioners
- Practitioner surveys
- Reviews of business/finance books of interest to practitioners
Published by the Chartered Market Technicians Association (CMT Association), the JOTA is designed to reflect the professional interests of the global membership of the CMT Association. Papers submitted for consideration are subjected to a double-blind review process by at least two experts who provide feedback regarding the accuracy of the work producing objective and unbiased peer reviews.
If you have any questions about the JOTA, are considering submitting an article for a future issue, or would like to serve as a reviewer, visit www.cmtassociation.submittable.com/submit.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINESJournal of Technical Analysis Archives
Past Issues
The Technical Analysis Educational Foundation Library at Baruch College
The TAEF library is located at the Newman Library in Baruch College, located at 151 E. 25th Street, New York City, NY 10010. The growing collection of more than 7,000 books is listed on the library website linked below, arranged alphabetically by author. The library also contains the cycle library, given to us by the Foundation for the Study of Cycles.
An item published prior to 1930, advisory letters, journals, newspapers, pictures, sound recordings, and unbound books may not be borrowed from the library. A publication may not be eligible for borrowing depending on its replacement value and uniqueness. Special requests may be considered.
The library is open to all CMT Association members, as well as students and faculty of Baruch College, all CUNY students and faculty, and students and faculty of all University Interlibrary members.
The CMT Association office and staff do not accept physical donations of archival Technical Analysis material. If you are interested in donating archival material to the TAEF library, please reach out to archives@baruch.cuny.edu.
How do I access the TAEF Collection?
Online
Go to the Baruch Library OneSearch homepage:
https://guides.newman.baruch.cuny.edu/onesearch
- Begin on the OneSearch homepage
- Search “Technical Analysis Educational Foundation Collection” in the search terms bar
In person
The TAEF collection is housed separately from the rest of the Newman collection and secured, so an appointment is needed to browse the collection. An appointment can be made by contacting the Interlibrary Loan office at illbb@baruch.cuny.edu, in advance.
The library hours can be found at:
http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/library/about/hours.html
However, it is best to arrange a visit during normal business hours, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday as Baruch Security has to be notified and a staff member is required for physical access to the library.
How do I borrow a book?
Books may be borrowed for six weeks by members, with one renewal, by notifying the CMT Association office, which will make the arrangements with Baruch. Shipping costs outside the US are very high and it is most likely more cost effective for you to obtain the book directly from a local bookstore, Amazon or a local library.
An item published prior to 1930, advisory letters, journals, newspapers, pictures, sound recordings, and unbound books may not be borrowed from the library. A publication may not be eligible for borrowing depending on its replacement value and uniqueness. Special requests may be considered.
The books will be shipped by UPS, members are expected to pay for shipping. Contact the CMT Association office at 646-652-3300 with any questions.