Stan Nabozny

Stan is a 20 year retail trading veteran, CTA (Commodity Trading Advisor) and Co-Founder of The Art of Chart. His specialties include using futures and options to trade Energies, Precious Metals, Equities, Currencies, Bonds, Softs, Grains and other commodities. Stan believes that Risk Management and Trader Psychology are more important that technical analysis and spends his time teaching and coaching other traders on these topics. Stan uses various trading systems and technical analysis approaches that integrate time and price in his work. See his latest articles here and www.huffingtonpost.com.

Subscription Services Now Avaliable

Jack and I are pleased to announce our subscription services for The Art of Chart .Net. Below is a video that explains the subscription page and what we are offering. We are essentially doing three things: We are offering two types of video updates - Chart Chat which is twice a week on Sunday and...

Friday Update – SPX, RUT, ES, Oil USD and Gold/Silver

The Friday Update is below and it covers SPX, RUT, ES, Oil, USD, and Gold. We did get the turn we expected in the indexes in the 1900 area as possible support as per the Monday Update. We got the turn we called on Wednesday at the monthly pivot and now a decision is being...

Wednesday Update – SPX, RUT, ES, Oil, Gold and USD

The Wednesday Update is below and it covers SPX, RUT, ES, Oil, USD, and Gold. We did get the turn we expected in the indexes in the 1900 area as possible support as per the Monday Update. Marginal new highs possible from here but odds are that we see a turn and new lows. Signup...

Monday Update – The usual suspects

The Monday Update is below and it covers SPX, RUT, ES, Oil, USD, and Gold. We did get the turn we expected in the indexes, watch the 1900 area as possible support as per chart chat. A conviction break? of that area and we open new lows. Signup for Sunday Chart Chat here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5202889391272222210 Please...

Chart Chat for August 30th, 2015

Below is the Chart Chat video for August 30th. This session was an hour in length and we covered Indexes including International,? Currencies, Energies, Precious Metals and a Q&A session. Jack and I will be starting subscriptions next week in September. Included will be a chart service which will include a basic package of instruments...

Friday Update – SPX, RUT, GC, Oil and USD

The Friday Update is below and it covers SPX, RUT, ES, Oil, USD, and Gold. Am on holiday this week but back on Sunday for Chart Chat. Updates three days a week next week as usual. We did get the V day we expected but did not see our target area in the 1834-22 area....

Wednesday Update – August 26th

Below is the Wednesday Update and it covers SPX, RUT, ES, Oil, USD, and Gold. Am on holiday this week but back on Sunday for Chart Chat. Updates three days a week next week as usual. Sorry the post is late today, network issues. Covered a few points on ATR in the video and using...

Chart Chat for August 23rd, 2015

Below is the Chart Chat video for August 23th. This session was an hour in length and we covered Indexes including International,? Currencies, Energies, Precious Metals and a Q&A session. Jack and I will be starting subscriptions in September. Included will be a chart service which will include a basic package of instruments and other...

Chart Chat this Sunday – Signup link.

Join Jack and I for Chart Chat this Sunday at 4PM EST. Signup here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5202889391272222210 In October 2014, Jack and I began a weekly live video review of the markets. We cover an hour of technical analysis of Indexes, Energies, Currencies, Bonds, Precious Metals and Commodities every Sunday at 4p EST. Please join us for...

Friday Update – The Usual Suspects

Below is the Friday Update and it covers SPX, RUT, ES, Oil, USD, and Gold. Am on holiday this week and next week so only planning on doing Chart Chat Sunday and a mid week update Wednesday. Sorry the post is late today, have been waiting to see support before releasing. Longer term implications of...