Corelius Luca authored “Trading in the Global Currencies Markets,” published by Prentice Hall (3rd edition – 2007), a comprehensive analysis of the foreign exchange markets, instruments, players and methods of forecasting, and “Technical Analysis Applications in the Global Currencies Markets,” also published by Prentice Hall, an exhaustive and unique coverage of currency chart analysis. He also authored “Technical Analysis Applications,” which is published by McGraw-Hill, and “Introduction to Technical Analysis,” which is published by Euromoney.
Cornelius has spent his entire professional life in international finance. He has been primarily active in the spot market, but also was directly involved in trading foreign currency futures, forwards and options. He also produced FX and Technical Analysis at LGR and FX Concepts, and has advised numerous clients in the US and around the world. He has taught courses at the New York University, Pace University, and at the New York Institute of Finance. Outside the U.S., he has presented courses and participated in conferences in London, Paris, Frankfurt, Milan, Geneva, Lisbon, Moscow, Singapore, Shanghai, Beijing, Taipei, Johannesburg, Sydney, Toronto, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Dubai, Cairo, Kuwait and Riyadh.
Mr. Luca has an MBA in International Business and Finance from the New York University Leonard Stern Graduate School of Business.
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The MTA recently announced this year’s award winners:
- Walter Deemer – Annual Award
- Frederic Dickson – Memorial Award
- Brad Herndon – Service Award
- Stanley Dash – Recognition Award
- Amber Hestla-Barnhart – Charles H. Dow Award
In this month’s newsletter we provide more insight into why Walt Deemer and Amber Hestla-Barnhart were honored. Walt is a true legend in the analysis community and the short articles we offer provide a small glimpse of his work. Amber shares details about the process she followed to win the prestigious Charles H. Dow Award in the hope of encouraging more submissions to next year’s competition.
We will have more details on the honorees in next month’s newsletter.
Later this month, hundreds of MTA members will spend time together at the Annual Symposium. Attendees will spend time hearing the thoughts of extraordinary market analysts in formal presentations and in informal settings that are an equally important part of the Symposium. I hope I will get to meet everyone attending the Symposium but the odds of that are low because the Symposium only lasts two days. If you will be attending and have ideas on how we can improve Technically Speaking, please send me a note at editor@mta.org so I can get your feedback in person.
Sincerely,
Michael Carr
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
This month we are including a number of charts. As technicians, it is a relatively simple matter to generate charts. The challenge is to create meaningful charts. We think the authors of the charts in this month’s newsletter accomplished that. Each of the charts presented in this issue can be studied to develop new insights into the markets.
Many members enjoy obtaining information on career opportunities. We try to include that information in the newsletter when we can and will be including more information in the next few months about the QGLDX Trading Strategy Contest. This contest has a rigid, quantified process that allows money managers to demonstrate their skill and to obtain a oneyear exclusive contract to trade at least $1 million in assets.
We also have a news release from a company that has created a platform designed to help financial services firms launch new technology applications. The cost and time dedicated to software development can be daunting to professionals focused on the financial markets. New innovations in technology are creating new opportunities for professionals to expand their product offerings.
If you are aware of similar opportunities, please let us know by sending an email to editor@mta.org.
Sincerely,
Michael Carr
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
In this month’s newsletter, we are presenting a diverse group of articles to show the breadth of the work being done within the field of technical analysis. While each article offers a different viewpoint, all of the authors use a number of charts. This is an unchanging feature of technical analysis, even in a time when there is an increased ability to quantify data.
Complex analysis can be clarified with a chart. In this note, is an example of how Kirk Northington, CMT, and Carson Dahlberg, CMT, of Northington Dahlberg Research have developed a method to visualize risk and reward. They have converted the potential gains and losses on a trade to MACD-style histogram and found an effective way to visualize the data. Technical analysis is changing, but it also remaining true to its roots and using visual tools to explain complex analysis. If you would like to share your work in this area, please email us at editor@mta.org.
Michael Carr
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