by Greg Capra | Mar 29, 2026 | Chart of the Week
Many traders learn candlestick patterns and quickly notice something frustrating:The same pattern doesn’t always produce the same result.That’s because the pattern itself is not the edge.Context is the edge. I have listed some of today's scan results below, and two...
by Greg Capra | Mar 22, 2026 | Chart of the Week
Moving Averages as a Visual AidThe most commonly used moving averages for equitiesSimple moving averages remain the most widely used in equities. While some will debate that point, decades of observation suggest that simple averages tend to provide the clearest...
by Greg Capra | Mar 3, 2026 | Chart of the Week, Greg's Blog Posts
Moving Averages as a Visual AidThe most commonly used moving averages for equitiesSimple moving averages remain the most widely used in equities. While some will debate that point, decades of observation suggest that simple averages tend to provide the clearest...
by Greg Capra | Feb 16, 2026 | Chart of the Week
A Bar-by-Bar Profit-Taking Pattern Within a Powerful TrendMost MTS patterns help us identify when a move is likely to continue over a shorter or longer time horizon.Occasionally, however, a pattern serves a different purpose — it warns that even a strong trend may be...
by Greg Capra | Feb 9, 2026 | Chart of the Week
In the Advisory Swing and Options Letter each week, we provide an extensive review of the week, analysis of the broader markets and S&P Sectors, Multiple Time Frame analysis, a video recap of it all, and a review of the Dow Jones Industrials chart for MTS Education.As...
by Greg Capra | Jan 28, 2026 | Chart of the Week, Greg's Blog Posts
There Is Nothing New in Technical Analysis—Only New Ways to Complicate ItEvery few years, technical analysis is supposedly “reinvented.”A new indicator.A new cloud.A new strategy.A new algorithm that claims to finally solve support, resistance, and trend.Yet price...
