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Rhody Trader at 14:09, 4 August 2005

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	J Welles Wilder is known worldwide for his innovative and original concepts in technical trading.		J Welles Wilder is known worldwide for his innovative and original concepts in technical trading.

-	Engineer, turned real estate developer, turned technical analyst, Wilder is credited with developing some of the most widely used and modified technical indicators in the field, from [[Average True Range\|Average True Range]] to the Parabolic Time/Price System to the Relative Strength Index [[Relative Strength Index\|RSI]]. His first book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, remains an important reference for both [[stock]] and futures traders.	+	Engineer, turned real estate developer, turned technical [[analyst]], Wilder is credited with developing some of the most widely used and modified technical indicators in the field, from [[Average True Range\|Average True Range]] to the Parabolic Time/Price System to the Relative Strength Index [[Relative Strength Index\|RSI]]. His first book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, remains an important reference for both [[stock]] and futures traders.

	He is probably most well known for developing the RSI (Relative Strength Index) indicator which he first introduced in June 1978.		He is probably most well known for developing the RSI (Relative Strength Index) indicator which he first introduced in June 1978.

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	Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities (Oct 2002). In an article titled The Titans of Technical Analysis, Welles Wilder was selected as one of the â€œHeroes of Technical Analysisâ€ with the following accolades.		Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities (Oct 2002). In an article titled The Titans of Technical Analysis, Welles Wilder was selected as one of the â€œHeroes of Technical Analysisâ€ with the following accolades.
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	Mr. Wilder has authored many articles on trading techniques and has made appearances on radio and television programs. He has presented his methods and systems at technical trading seminars in Asia, Australia, Canada, the U.S. and the capitals of Europe. Around the world there are probably more traders using Mr. Wilder's systems and methods than any other discipline.		Mr. Wilder has authored many articles on trading techniques and has made appearances on radio and television programs. He has presented his methods and systems at technical trading seminars in Asia, Australia, Canada, the U.S. and the capitals of Europe. Around the world there are probably more traders using Mr. Wilder's systems and methods than any other discipline.

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	FORBES Magazine (October, '80) singled out Mr. Wilder as "the premier technical trader publishing his work today."		FORBES Magazine (October, '80) singled out Mr. Wilder as "the premier technical trader publishing his work today."

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	Engineer, turned real estate developer, turned technical analyst, Wilder is credited with developing some of the most widely used and modified technical indicators in the field, from [[Average True Range\|Average True Range]] to the Parabolic Time/Price System to the Relative Strength Index [[Relative Strength Index\|RSI]]. His first book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, remains an important reference for both [[stock]] and futures traders.		Engineer, turned real estate developer, turned technical analyst, Wilder is credited with developing some of the most widely used and modified technical indicators in the field, from [[Average True Range\|Average True Range]] to the Parabolic Time/Price System to the Relative Strength Index [[Relative Strength Index\|RSI]]. His first book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, remains an important reference for both [[stock]] and futures traders.

-	He is probably most well known developing the RSI (Relative Strength Index) indicatorwhich he first introduced in June 1978.	+	He is probably most well known for developing the RSI (Relative Strength Index) indicator which he first introduced in June 1978.

	Mr. Wilder has authored many articles on trading techniques and has made appearances on radio and television programs. He has presented his methods and systems at technical trading seminars in Asia, Australia, Canada, the U.S. and the capitals of Europe. Around the world there are probably more traders using Mr. Wilder's systems and methods than any other discipline.		Mr. Wilder has authored many articles on trading techniques and has made appearances on radio and television programs. He has presented his methods and systems at technical trading seminars in Asia, Australia, Canada, the U.S. and the capitals of Europe. Around the world there are probably more traders using Mr. Wilder's systems and methods than any other discipline.

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	FORBES Magazine (October, '80) singled out Mr. Wilder as "the premier technical trader publishing his work today."		FORBES Magazine (October, '80) singled out Mr. Wilder as "the premier technical trader publishing his work today."

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	J Welles Wilder is known worldwide for his innovative and original concepts in technical trading.		J Welles Wilder is known worldwide for his innovative and original concepts in technical trading.
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	Engineer, turned real estate developer, turned technical analyst, Wilder is credited with developing some of the most widely used and modified technical indicators in the field, from [[Average True Range\|Average True Range]] to the Parabolic Time/Price System to the Relative Strength Index [[Relative Strength Index\|RSI]]. His first book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, remains an important reference for both [[stock]] and futures traders.		Engineer, turned real estate developer, turned technical analyst, Wilder is credited with developing some of the most widely used and modified technical indicators in the field, from [[Average True Range\|Average True Range]] to the Parabolic Time/Price System to the Relative Strength Index [[Relative Strength Index\|RSI]]. His first book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, remains an important reference for both [[stock]] and futures traders.

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	J Welles Wilder is known worldwide for his innovative and original concepts in technical trading.		J Welles Wilder is known worldwide for his innovative and original concepts in technical trading.
	Engineer, turned real estate developer, turned technical analyst, Wilder is credited with developing some of the most widely used and modified technical indicators in the field, from [[Average True Range\|Average True Range]] to the Parabolic Time/Price System to the Relative Strength Index [[Relative Strength Index\|RSI]]. His first book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, remains an important reference for both [[stock]] and futures traders.		Engineer, turned real estate developer, turned technical analyst, Wilder is credited with developing some of the most widely used and modified technical indicators in the field, from [[Average True Range\|Average True Range]] to the Parabolic Time/Price System to the Relative Strength Index [[Relative Strength Index\|RSI]]. His first book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, remains an important reference for both [[stock]] and futures traders.

EK1 at 10:23, 15 July 2005

EK1 — Fri, 15 Jul 2005 10:23:56 GMT

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J Welles Wilder is known worldwide for his innovative and original concepts in technical trading.
Engineer, turned real estate developer, turned technical analyst, Wilder is credited with developing some of the most widely used and modified technical indicators in the field, from [[Average True Range|Average True Range]] to the Parabolic Time/Price System to the Relative Strength Index [[Relative Strength Index|RSI]]. His first book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, remains an important reference for both [[stock]] and futures traders.

He is probably most well known developing the RSI (Relative Strength Index) indicatorwhich he first introduced in June 1978.

Mr. Wilder has authored many articles on trading techniques and has made appearances on radio and television programs. He has presented his methods and systems at technical trading seminars in Asia, Australia, Canada, the U.S. and the capitals of Europe. Around the world there are probably more traders using Mr. Wilder's systems and methods than any other discipline.

FORBES Magazine (October, '80) singled out Mr. Wilder as "the premier technical trader publishing his work today."

BARRON'S (July '84) states that "In 1978 the basis of mathematical analysis was expanded when J. Welles Wilder, Jr. published New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems.

Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities (Feb. 1986) "It's not often that truly original discoveries are made in technical market analysis. J. Welles Wilder, however, lays claim to an entire collection of systems that have reshaped contempory commodities trading and analysis."

Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities (Oct 2002). In an article titled The Titans of Technical Analysis, Welles Wilder was selected as one of the â€œHeroes of Technical Analysisâ€ with the following accolades.