Mukul Pal

Mukul Pal, a technical analyst who holds the Chartered Market Technician (CMT) designation, is the founder of AlphaBlock, a technology group focused on bringing the predictive mapping characteristics of AI to the market mechanisms that use blockchain to create an adaptive “intelligent market.” Prior to founding Alphablock, Mukul was the CEO of Orpheus Capitals, another fintech venture that was shortlisted by AIconics Awards as one the world’s best AI Innovators. He has more than a decade of capital market technician experience dealing with derivatives and global assets. He has worked for the Bombay Stock Exchange, multinational banks and brokerage houses in leading research positions before starting Orpheus Capitals in 2005. He was nominated for the best analyst of the Romanian Capitals in 2007.

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Breakout 3 Track 1 – Making your Research Relevant - Seasoned technical analysts share their insights with young professionals on how like one, you can become a global award winner, or like the other, you can become a published author.
Momentum & Reversion - A webcast presentation by Mukul Pal, CMT originally held on February 5th, 2014 as part of the CMT Association's Educational Web Series. Momentum and Reversion are considered two different strategies, styles of investing. A few even believe that 25 years of research has failed...
Performance Cycles - Filters, Signals and Indexing (Webcast) - A webcast presentation originally held on January 16th, 2013 by Mukul Pal, CMT as part of the CMT Association's Educational Web Series.
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Mukul Pal gives us a look at Performance Cycles on July 21, 2010 as an ongoing part of the CMT Association Educational Web Series.
Technically Speaking, November/December 2015 - LETTER FROM THE EDITOR In this month’s issue we sadly note the passing of 2003 MTA Annual Award winner, Richard Russell. The story of his life was inseparable from his work and we present two examples of his work. There are many other examples available and young analysts...
Technically Speaking, October 2015 - LETTER FROM THE EDITOR In recent issues, we have been highlighting content from the Annual Symposium. As I noted last month, “That meeting lasts just a few days but it truly does provide months’ worth of ideas for attendees.” In this month’s issue of Technically...
Technically Speaking, December 2013 - 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....
Technically Speaking, September 2013 - LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Traders around the world are reacting to what they think the Federal Reserve might do in the coming months. Fed officials have repeatedly tried to calm the markets by explaining they have no firm plans for managing the end of their latest Quantitative...
Technically Speaking, April 2013 - LETTER FROM THE EDITOR We open this month’s newsletter with a preview of the Annual Symposium. Larry Williams updates the idea of cycles in this article and presented insights into his latest work when he spoke in New York. Also at the Symposium, Larry’s son, Dr. Jason...
Technically Speaking, April 2012 - LETTER FROM THE EDITOR This issue starts with an update on the CMT Program. The recent addition of Bob Johnson to the Program is a step toward making a great program even better. The rest of the issue is a collection of insights from practitioners in the field. Classic...
Technically Speaking, August 2008 - Letter from the Editor This month’s issue demonstrates the rich variety that exists within the field of technical analysis. Todd Campbell presents quantitative analysis showing stock market behavior after VIX extremes. This is an example of using sentiment as an input...
Technically Speaking, May 2008 - On the Campus This month, instead of A Letter from the Executive Director and from the Editor, we have decided to provide you with an update from the MTA Educational Foundation. This new column is one we are looking to run frequently in upcoming issues of Technically...
Technically Speaking, July, 2006 - From the President’s Desk Your new officers and board members for the 2006-2007 year are now all in place and have already dug in and begun to work. I want to welcome the two new directors, Sherman McClellan and Bruce Kamich, who joined the Board on July 1. Sherman is a...

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