Not exact matches
Here practice refers not to the acquisition and
application of a
technical skill, but to a complex pattern
of interaction by which people elaborate structures and
theories of faithful life over time.
When studies have a cross-disciplinary nature, such as modeling, novel methods, or
theory applied to a biophysical research problem, authors are encouraged to suggest potential referees with the requisite expertise to assess both the
technical / theoretical merits and the significance
of potential
applications of the work.
Anyway, here goes: 1) Is there one overarching
theory of technical analysis that all
of the popular methods are
applications of, or are there many differing forms
of technical analysis that compete against each other for validity (and hopefully, profits)?
I did get a half answer to my first question, in that many
of them pointed to the books,
Technical Analysis
of Stock Trends, 8th Edition, and
Technical Analysis
of the Financial Markets: A Comprehensive Guide to Trading Methods and
Applications (New York Institute
of Finance) to a lesser extent, as definitive (and large) reference books on TA that give what they think is the overarching
theory.
In addition to the very thorough
technical discussions
of the development
of theories of steam
application to power and the engines themselves, there is a fascinating chapter on the likely effects on the economy
of inexpensive and reliable transport.
To gain a complete knowledge and
application of technical principles,
theories and concepts in the concerned field