How to Profit from Diverging Signals Explained at New York Traders Expo

Nov. 29, 2010 - PRLog -- BackTesting Report, an educational resource for investors and traders, today announced that editor Jackie Ann Patterson will present at the New York Traders Expo on February 22, 2011 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in Manhattan.  This session, titled "How to Profit from Diverging Signals", helps traders understand stock market movements by analyzing situations where the behavior of key technical indicators such as MACD differs from price action.  Such situations are commonly known as divergences and can give traders extra insight into price trends and impending reversals.  This new presentation is backed by extensive research of the MACD spanning 14 years of price history for 7,147 US Stocks.

The New York Traders Expo is the ultimate opportunity to meet face-to-face with industry leaders, test out the hottest products and software, and pick up trading ideas and strategies to implement immediately to increase the percentage of profitable trades!  

Ms. Patterson’s presentation is scheduled for 1:30pm eastern time on February 22, 2010 at the Marriott Marquis San Francisco.  The public is welcome to attend.  

Register FREE by calling 800/970-4355 and mentioning priority code 020899 or visiting http://www.moneyshow.com/TradeShow/New_york/traders_expo/...

For more information on MACD Divergence see http://backtestingblog.com/technical-strategies/macd-tech...

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About BackTesting Report: http://home.backtestingreport.com offers in-depth research reports, multimedia, and software to help individuals and institutions focus on developing winning strategies for various markets including US stocks and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs).

Jackie Ann Patterson is the editor of BackTesting Report and founder of Own Mountain Trading Company. She is a computer engineer with more than 15 years of experience in the stock market, and has won awards in trading competitions. Ms. Patterson likes to apply her skills and expertise to helping people understand trading strategies.