Trevor, My most boring suggestion would be an ‘assortment’ of technical analysts, simply because of the diverse views a group would give given the same data.
Slightly more flattereing I could suggest a ‘sage of’ or a ‘scholary of’, reflecting the study and thought that goes into becoming a proficient analysts.
My personal favourite is a ‘sophist of technical analysts’
Hi Andrew,
Assortment is appropriate. Sophist of.. would be great if we can get people to adopt it. I’ve had a few good and some funny suggestions. I will write this up in a while in another blog post. I think then I will organise a poll and as the MTA and IFTA to support it and vote for it. I hope the world of technical analysts would accept the will of the majority and we can adopt it. It might be a way to get some media interest in our little world.
Trevor
Trevor Neil, is one of Europe’s leading and most experienced technical analysis experts and fund managers. He has been a trader for nearly 40 years. As well as managing one fund and advising on another, he consults to major institutions working with traders and analysts to develop their advanced market timing skills. He does this through seminars, mentoring and consultancy.
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Trevor, My most boring suggestion would be an ‘assortment’ of technical analysts, simply because of the diverse views a group would give given the same data.
Slightly more flattereing I could suggest a ‘sage of’ or a ‘scholary of’, reflecting the study and thought that goes into becoming a proficient analysts.
My personal favourite is a ‘sophist of technical analysts’
Great idea!
Hi Andrew,
Assortment is appropriate. Sophist of.. would be great if we can get people to adopt it. I’ve had a few good and some funny suggestions. I will write this up in a while in another blog post. I think then I will organise a poll and as the MTA and IFTA to support it and vote for it. I hope the world of technical analysts would accept the will of the majority and we can adopt it. It might be a way to get some media interest in our little world.
Trevor
The one word for technical analysis is “Chartist” Chartists have honed their skills over many centuries.