What is a Market Technician? If you have ever bought a stock, bond, or mutual fund only to watch it go down and then vowed to sell it once you “broke even,” you might benefit from learning more about how a technical analyst evaluates the markets. A "technician," also known as a “chartist,” looks to take the emotion out of investing by applying rules that usually apply to almost every investment that fluctuates in price in a free market…Learn More >>
	Who is the MTA? The MTA, incorporated in 1973, is the global organization of market analysis professionals. This not-for-profit association’s main objectives involve educating the investment community and its membership in technical analysis. Total membership in the MTA is over 2,700. While most of these Members and Affiliates are located in the U.S., 61 countries are also represented.…Learn More >>
	What is a CMT Designation? The Chartered Market Technician (CMT) designation is the culmination of a certification process in which candidates are required to demonstrate proficiency in a broad range of technical analysis of the financial markets. It is made up of an educational component, an experience requirement, an ethics requirement, and a membership requirement… Learn More >>

Want to learn about how the MTA Educational Foundation (MTAEF) is working to further the advancement of technical analysis at the collegiate level? Visit their website at:
http://www.mtaeducationalfoundation.org/