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Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities November 2014 THE TRADERS’ MAGAZINE SINCE 1982 www.traders.com NOVEMBER 2014 THE SMART MONEY When they fail 10 PRICE PROJECTIONS With daily pivots and more 20 SWING TRADING When is a breakout really a breakout? 26 FOREX TRADING The basics 32 INTERVIEW Larry Levin, futures trading educator 36 THE EQUITY CURVE Arbiter of success 42 PRODUCT REVIEW n thinkorswim Sharing NOVEMBER 2014 DOWNLOAD A FREE FUTURES TOOLKIT Compliments of TradeStation If you’re looking for new trading ideas, we can help. In addition to our award-winning* multi-asset trading platform, TradeStation offers timely, insightful market research and analysis. Sample our educational offerings by downloading our free Futures Toolkit. This valuable learning tool shows how you can identify market turns and confirm trends by analyzing the breakdown of open interest for speculators and hedgers in the CFTC’s weekly Commitments of Traders report. 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