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This week in the MTA Podcast Series, we are joined by Arch Crawford! Arch gives us an in-depth look at the Cardinal Climax, shares with us his market calls, and tells of his dealings with John Nelson and W.D. Gann!
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The MTA Podcast Series is an audio cast featuring interviews with leading Investment Strategists, Economists, Geopolitical experts, and other key thought leaders. The interviews are held weekly typically last between 15 to 20 minutes. In the past, the Podcast Series has held interviews with such noted professionals as Larry Williams, Robert Johnson, CFA, Phil Roth, CMT, Chris Carolan, and Robert Prechter, CMT.
*** Important Notice ***
The Market Technicians Association Podcast Series will be taking a short vacation for the month of August. During this time, the Podcast Archives will still be available for your convenience. The Podcast Series will return for Season 2 on Tuesday, September 7th, 2010 when Ed Carlson presents a host of new guests. Stay tuned as the Season 2 schedule will be released shortly.
About the Host
Ed Carlson, CMT, the creator of the Confirmation Model, is an independent trader and consultant based in Seattle and spent 20 years as a stock broker. Ed is a Chartered Market Technician and holds an M.B.A. from Wichita State University. He is also a frequent contributor to SFO Magazine and manages a technical analysis blog directed at financial advisors at www.seattletechnicaladvisors.com.
Ed can be reached at ed@seattletechnicaladvisors.com
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