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John Bollinger is president of Bollinger Capital Management, a firm that provides money management and proprietary technical analysis research. Mr. Bollinger is the creator of Bollinger Bands which are utilized worldwide for analyzing the financial markets. His book, Bollinger on Bollinger Bands has been translated into 12 languages. Mr. Bollinger's website is the hub for everything related to Bollinger Bands.
John's Videos
John Bollinger and Zoë Bollinger will discuss the performance advantages that can be created through an active approach to investing. They will explore various rules-based investing and trading strategies and how they compare to a buy-and-hold approach.
John Bollinger
TRADING
32:28
Market action in 2022 stood in sharp contrast to the post financial crisis bull market. It was a down year, a debacle for 60/40 investors, and a test for the resolve of passive indexers. However, 2022 also brought opportunities for technically-driven trading strategies to add value. Substantial market swings created space for volatility strategies to perform and we started to see a market of stocks with diverse opportunities rather than a monolithic stock market. In this presentation, John and ZoBollinger will discuss the dynamics of the current market and explore technically-driven approaches that you can implement to take advantage of volatile markets.
John Bollinger
TRADING
44:03
Technical trading legend John Bollinger describes how his Bollinger Bands work
John Bollinger
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
4:50
At TradersExpo Chicago, John Bollinger and Dr. Marvin Appel talk about the legendary Bollinger Bands, when most useful for traders and about systematic investing pioneered by Dr. Appel and his father.
John Bollinger
TRADING
4:32
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John's Books
John Bollinger
Bollinger on Bollinger Bands
John Bollinger is a giant in today’s trading community. His Bollinger Bands sharpen the sensitivity of fixed indicators, allowing them to more precisely reflect a market’s volatility. By more accurately indicating the existing market environment, they are seen by many as today’s standard—and most reliable—tool for plotting expected price action.