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Articles in December, 2005 issue of Futures (Cedar Falls, Iowa)

• Events coming up.(Calendar)
• Gas up.(Hot Commodities)(Brief Article)
  by McMahon, Chris
• An engulfing good time with candlesticks: one of the great things about trading is that simple still works. One of the simplest trading tools is Japanese candlesticks, which offer considerable ease of identification. Here we cover one of the most reliable
  by Bigalow, Stephen W.
• Chartview: CBOT goes public.(Trendlines)
• Following the median line to profit: Andrews' PitchFork offers an elegant approach to price trend detection on any level of analysis, from five-minute to weekly.
  by Dologa, Mircea
• Hedge Fund Masters: How Top Hedge Fund Traders Set Goals, Overcome Barriers and Achieve Peak Performance.
  by Freeburg, Nelson
• Bernanke named to head Fed.(Trading Places)
  by McMahon, Chris
• Announcing FutureSource Workstation 2.0! The new source for energy market data.
• Schroeder: putting theory to the test.(Karsten Schroeder)
  by Zwick, Steve
• Beefing up.(Hot Commodities)(Brief Article)
  by McMahon, Chris
• Gold, oil and dollar repercussions: the actions of gold, oil, interest rates and the dollar pose some interesting prospects for all these markets, particularly in light of how similar situations have played out in the past.(TRADING TECHNIQUES)
  by Laidi, Ashraf
• Bankruptcy. Seg funds and you: how safe are seg funds anyway ...(Trendlines)
  by McMahon, Chris
• The truth about intermarket analysis: intermarket analysis works, but only if you keep it simple. While it appears more popular than ever, here's an update on how strategies published eight years ago still work today.
  by Ruggiero, Murray A., Jr.
• Contract dates.(Dateline)(Calendar)
• A time in history.(Market Strategy)
  by Jones, Garrett
• Note about Refco.(Sound Off!)
• Top 50 brokers.
  by Collins, Daniel P.
• Clarification please?(Sound Off!)(Correction Notice)
• Finding the hot markets of 2006: energies, metals and grains look to be most active in 2006. Rising inflation and interest rates may cool the stock market and deficits continue to pressure the dollar. But while several markets appear to be heading south,
  by Bauch, Carla M.
• It's a mess! Refco implodes.(Trendlines)
  by Collins, Daniel; McMahon, Chris; Zwick, Steve
• 2006: hedge funds get regulated; Hedge fund managers in the United States, Europe and Asia are bracing for a year of increased regulation. If London's approach is any indication of how they will proceed, that might not be such a bad thing.(MANAGED MONEY)
  by Zwick, Steve
• Tech talk: all that glitters.(MARKETS)
  by Nedoss, Charles
• A sideways and directional proposition: there is a better way for many of us to trade, and it is satisfyingly flexible. The hedged Asian straddle is a strategy that can profit regardless of which way a market moves, or it can be adjusted for directional b
  by Riano, Octavio
• It's not right: one unhappy customer.(Trendlines)
  by Collins, Daniel P.
• OJ juiced.(Hot Commodities)(Brief Article)
  by McMahon, Chris
• Fortune's Formula: The Untold Story of the Scientific Betting System That Beat the Casinos and Wall Street.
  by Collins, Art
• More MOUs.(International News)
• Too big to fail?(EDITOR'S NOTE)
  by Szala, Ginger
• Forex prognostications for 2006.(Forex Trader)
  by Cofnas, Abe
• First rays of the new rising sun: while the futures industry is abuzz over potential access to Asian exchanges, most retail traders have yet to make the connection. That may be changing.(FUTURES 101)
  by McMahon, Chris
• And the winner is ... Man buys Refco futures.(Trendlines)
  by McMahon, Chris
• Philadelphia story.(Managed Money Review)(Philadelphia Alternative Asset Management)
  by Collins, Daniel P.
• Wealth-Lab Pro.(Software Review)
  by Keener, Rob
• Gold in Dubai.(International News)
• Everyone's doing it: portfolio margining.(Trendlines)(Brief Article)
  by McMahon, Chris
• Front ends and automated trading.(Online Trading)
  by Salcedo, Yesenia
• LSE: closing on the jewels.(International News)