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Navigating the GAP: Applying Technical Analysis to Modern Challenges

The Symposium brings together a diverse array of speakers across all asset classes and arenas of the industry. Attendees can count on sessions from top-performing investment professionals, presenting an arsenal of insights related to the ETF ecosystem, market volatility variation, cross-asset correlations, data visualization methods, decision theory, and machine learning algorithms to gain understanding of the forces at play when asset prices and valuations diverge.

This event has presented an opportunity for portfolio managers, registered investment advisers, asset allocators, strategists, traders and analysts to explore first principles of the markets and the utility of technical analysis in any investment-selection model. Whether you are a lifelong Member of the CMT Association, a new Candidate in the CMT Program, or an investment professional looking to improve your process, this event provides provocative, leading-edge investment perspectives immediately applicable to your trading strategies.

Gain expert guidance from the industry’s top professionals and hone your insight on navigating uncertain global markets across asset classes. Leave with new skills and an expanded professional network ready to put your knowledge to work for your firm, your clients, and your portfolio.

 

I highly recommend it. Two full days of education, information, and excellent networking; the different breakout events available to all attendees … I encourage everyone to attend next year.

Investment Banker Glenn Williams Jr., New York City

2022 Charles H. Dow Award Winner

In 1994 the CMT Association established the Charles H. Dow award to highlight outstanding research in technical analysis. This year, the CMT Association proudly presents the 2022 Charles H. Dow Award to Alex Spiroglou, CFTe, DipTA (ATAA) for his research paper which contributes to the body of knowledge and has helped advance the discipline of technical analysis.

MACD-V: Volatility Normalised Momentum

MACD-V: Volatility Normalised Momentum has been recognized for the study of momentum using a very popular technical analysis indicator, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence.

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Photos from the Event

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John Bollinger, CMT, CFA

Founder, Bollinger Capital Management
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James Bianco, CMT

President, Bianco Research, L.L.C.
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Dr. Ernest P. Chan

CEO, Predictnow.ai
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Helene Meisler

Columnist, RealMoney.com
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Christopher Cain, CMT

U.S. Quantitative Equity Strategist, Bloomberg Intelligence
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Gina Martin Adams, CMT, CFA

Global Equity Strategy, Bloomberg Intelligence
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Jeffrey A. Hirsch

CEO, Hirsch Holdings
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Buff Dormeier, CMT

Chief Technical Analyst
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John Roque

Senior Managing Director, Head of Technical Strategy, 22V Research New York
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George L. Noble

Managing Partner, Noble Capital Advisors
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Ralph Acampora, CMT

Professor, NYIF
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Jerry Buczek

Vice President, Institutional Client Services, William O'Neil + Co
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Patrick Erickson

Director of Data Science, O’Neil Global Advisors
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Jay Woods, CMT

Chief Global Strategist
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Brennan Basnicki, CFA, CMT

Partner, Auspice Capital Advisors
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Dan Russo, CMT

Portfolio Manager & Director of Research, Potomac Fund Management
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Alvin Kressler

Executive Director & CEO, CMT Association
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Brett Villaume, CMT, CAIA

President, CMT Association
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Bill Miller IV, CMT, CFA

Portfolio Manager, Miller Value Partners
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Mathew Verdouw, CMT, CFTe

Chief Executive Officer
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David Lundgren, CMT, CFA

Founder, Chief Strategist
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Frank Teixeira, CMT, CFA

Managing Partner
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Akshay Chinchalkar, CMT, EPAT

Cross Asset Editor, Bloomberg News
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JC Parets, CMT

CEO & Founder, All Star Charts
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Tyler Wood, CMT

Managing Director
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Bill Kelleher, CMT, CFA

Co-Chief Investment Officer

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6 Things You Gain
From the CMT Symposium

1Connect with the Industry

Cultivate relationships with industry leaders and value generators from around the world. Meet with potential new partners, clients or future colleagues.

2Apply Technical Analysis

Incorporate new tools with discipline and objectivity to remove subjective bias from your process across asset classes

3Implement Macro Strategy

Develop a top down investment strategy to understand the global economic landscape and implement best practice in tactical asset allocation

4Fuse Multiple Disciplines

Combine classical technical analysis with emerging quantitative methods for improved momentum, mean reversion, volatility trading strategies and more

5Learn & Adapt

Attend sessions that unpack behavioral psychology and decision making frameworks to closely track your performance at key investment decisions

6Embrace New Technology

Learn to collect, analyze and visualize data with the latest techniques from industry leading firms

Talk To Your Manager

Take the initiative and show your manager how your attendance at the 2022 Symposium will enhance your money management process and strengthen your professional network. To help you justify your attendance to the Symposium, we’ve put together a letter you can provide your manager, as well as a post-event reporting document to help you compile a straightforward summary communicating the main concepts covered and actionable takeaways. You can find these templates as PDFs below.

Tips & Talking Points

  • Be specific. Provide specific terms illustrating what you will gain from attending the 2022 Annual Symposium and how it will benefit your work in service to the overall goals of your company.
  • Share your learning. Offer to prepare and deliver a briefing to your colleagues to share what you learned, so that others in your division will receive the benefits of your attendance.
  • Ask, “What is the cost of not attending?” and frame this opportunity cost in terms of your ability to stay abreast of new industry developments. You miss out on discovering valuable tools, perspectives, and relationships that will help your organization anticipate and adapt to the future.
  • Prepare a plan. Show who will cover for you and how critical work will get done while you are attending the conference.

Frequently Asked
Questions

Who should attend?

Who should attend?

Portfolio managers, traders, allocators, wealth managers, quantitative system developers, and research analysts – both buy-side or sell-side. Presentations are aimed for a professional audience with certain assumed knowledge of the industry. However, the tenure of attendees is extremely diverse, ranging from associates in their first few years to industry veterans with decades of experience.

How many other attendees will there be?

How many other attendees will there be?

The CMT Association Symposium is designed to be a dynamic learning environment enabling one-to-one and small group discussions amongst attendees and speakers as well as large format presentations and panel discussions where the CMT Association’s mobile technology allows a moderated Q&A even for keynote sessions. The number of attendees has increased each of the past 4 years. We expect roughly 150 attendees, as registration is limited to 150 registrants.

What is the preferred dress code?

What is the preferred dress code?

Business-casual attire is common at the conference and you can expect a professional learning and relaxed networking environment over the two days.

How can I register?

Scroll to the top of the page and click the registration button to start the registration process. For more information, visit https://cvent.me/rvV1BZ.

How can I pay?

We accept payment online via Credit Card or Debit Card.

Our Merchant Credit Card Service does not accept Debit Cards or Prepaid Credit Cards for International transactions.

If you require an invoice to pay by check, please email admin@cmtassociation.org.

Please note that the CMT Association complies with The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) Policy, and is unable to work with individuals who live in countries subject to certain sanctions.

Who should attend?

Portfolio managers, traders, allocators, wealth managers, quantitative system developers, and research analysts – both buy-side or sell-side. Presentations are aimed for a professional audience with certain assumed knowledge of the industry. However, the tenure of attendees is extremely diverse, ranging from associates in their first few years to industry veterans with decades of experience.

How many other attendees will there be?

The CMT Association Symposium is designed to be a dynamic learning environment enabling one-to-one and small group discussions amongst attendees and speakers as well as large format presentations and panel discussions where the CMT Association’s mobile technology allows a moderated Q&A even for keynote sessions. The number of attendees has increased each of the past 4 years. We expect roughly 150 attendees, as registration is limited to 150 registrants.

What is the preferred dress code?

Business-casual attire is common at the conference and you can expect a professional learning and relaxed networking environment over the two days.

Scroll to the top of the page and click the registration button to start the registration process. For more information, visit https://cvent.me/rvV1BZ.

How can I pay?

We accept payment online via Credit Card or Debit Card.

Our Merchant Credit Card Service does not accept Debit Cards or Prepaid Credit Cards for International transactions.

If you require an invoice to pay by check, please email admin@cmtassociation.org.

Please note that the CMT Association complies with The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) Policy, and is unable to work with individuals who live in countries subject to certain sanctions.