This article explores how technical analysis has a basis in human psychology and how these psychological drivers lead to pattern formations.

Elliott Wave is a form of technical analysis developed in the 1930s as he observed that financial markets move in recognizable patterns

The Elliott Wave Principle of technical analysis has gained popularity in the past 20 years as it relied on the skills and experience of Elliotticians

In The Globe and Mail, Peter Ashton uses Strategy Builder to search for Canadian mid to large-cap stocks matching traditional value investing criteria

In The Globe and Mail, Peter Ashton uses Strategy Builder to search for U.S. bank stocks with revenue growth, reasonable valuations, and more

In The Globe and Mail, Peter Ashton uses Strategy Builder to find U.S. bank stocks with high earnings, revenue growth, and attractive dividend yields

Using Recognia Technical event screener, the analyst filtered U.S. stocks with listed options and classic technical patterns with a likely price move

In the Globe and Mail, Peter Ashton uses Strategy Builder to look for stocks poised to benefit from the January effect.

In this news article published by CIBC Investor's Edge Exhcange, Peter Ashton writes about three of the most widely used indicators.