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Gann Angles – A Unique Powerful Tool For Trading Profits
W D Gann developed technical trading systems that made him a fortune of in excess of 50 million dollars. Gann was a trading legend and his stature is reflected in the life size portrait people see when they enter the New York Stock Exchange. Gann Angles were one of his most effective tools so let’s look at them.

W D Gann – The Secrets That Made Gann Millions
As you enter the New York Stock Exchange, stands a life-sized picture of W D. Gann (1878 - 1955) and this is an indication of the respect he is held in by traders worldwide. Today, half a century after his death he remains one of the most important traders of all time. Here we will look at how W D Gann made millions from his trading methods and how they can help you seek bigger profits.

NYSE's Brash Traders Could Be Floored
The introduction of hybrid trading on the New York Stock Exchange could sound the closing bell for its testosterone-fuelled floor, writes Andrew Clark.

Post-Enron Rules Keep Foreign Companies Away From Wall Street
The New York Stock Exchange has made a frank admission about the severe impact of tighter and more costly regulations that were introduced in the wake of the Enron scandal on the number of international companies coming to Wall Street.

Stock Market Trading
Trading the stock market in the real world. The stock market offers various opportunities for trading. Apart from the main securities, which one can trade on various exchanges like the New York...
LSE Stocks Leap After Nasdaq Buy
Shares in the London Stock Exchange soared today after the New York-based Nasdaq stock exchange bought a 15% stake in the company.

US Traders on Fraud Charges
The clean-up of Wall Street continued yesterday when criminal and civil fraud charges were filed against 20 former "specialists" who trade for clients on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

Spitzer Sues Over Grasso's $100m
New York state attorney general Eliot Spitzer yesterday sued former New York Stock Exchange boss Richard Grasso, demanding the return of more than $100m (£56m) he received in a compensation package. Mr Spitzer said the $187.5m package disclosed at the end of last summer was "simply...

NYSE Slims Down After Grasso's Excess
The interim head of the New York stock exchange yesterday put forward proposals to replace the market's unwieldy board with a smaller, more independent set of directors.

NYSE 'must keep policing powers'
The interim chairman of the New York Stock Exchange yesterday vowed to oppose any efforts to strip the institution of its regulatory powers.

Schrempp quits NYSE board
The controversy over the $140m pay package for former New York Stock Exchange chairman Richard Grasso claimed another victim yesterday with the resignation of DaimlerChrysler chief executive Jürgen Schrempp from the NYSE board.

NYSE names stand-in chief
Former Citigroup boss John Reed was yesterday named as stand-in chief executive and chairman of the New York Stock Exchange following the departure of Richard Grasso who stood down last week amid fierce controversy over his $140m (£85m) pay package.

Philly's clawless Eagles
The Eagles are turning heads this year, but not for the right reasons. Their lack of production has left fans wondering if their talent is as bloated as the 2000 New York Stock Exchange.

Investors call for NYSE reforms
A shell-shocked New York Stock Exchange was yesterday facing the most significant upheaval in its 211-year history as it tried to work out a way to restore its credibility following the resignation of chairman Richard Grasso.

Grasso resigns from NYSE
$140m costs chairman his job. Richard Grasso last night resigned as chairman of the New York Stock Exchange after the calls for him to go over the size of his compensation package reached deafening levels.

Pension Funds Join Calls for Grasso to Go
Two of the largest pension funds in America, along with the California state treasurer, yesterday called for the resignation of New York Stock Exchange chairman Richard Grasso over a pay package that recently awarded him a $140m (£87.5m) windfall. In a letter to the stock exchange...

Grasso faces ordeal by petition
Traders at the New York stock exchange are gathering signatures to call for the resignation of chairman Richard Grasso, who is under pressure after it emerged that he recently banked a one-off payment of almost $140m (£87.5m).

Grasso Tells Critics of His $48m Sacrifice
Richard Grasso, the embattled chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, last night disclosed that he had forfeited another $48m (£30m) in future benefits as he tried to calm the storm over his recent near $140m payout. At a press conference, Mr Grasso said he was "proud" to have been...

SEC calls for details of Grasso's $140m
Wall Street yesterday witnessed the opening of a potentially serious rift between two of its regulatory bodies when the head of the securities and exchange commission expressed concern at the $140m (£90m) awarded to New York stock exchange chief, Richard Grasso.

US stock exchange chairman gets his share - $140m nest egg
The chairman of the New York stock exchange has just received a cash payment of $140m (£89m) despite criticism of his management of the world's biggest stock exchange.

NYSE starts front runners' inquiry
The New York Stock Exchange is investigating the practices of some of the floor trading firms at the heart of its operations, delivering a fresh blow to Wall Street investor confidence.

NY Stock Exchange Bans Arab Tv Network 10am: Al-Jazeera has been banned from the New York stock exchange, prompting accusations of retaliation against the Arab TV network's stance on the war in Iraq. By Claire Cozens.

Wall Street fines could reach $2bn
Speculation that investment banks on Wall Street could be forced to pay a combined fine of up to $2bn (£1.3bn) to settle conflict of interest charges was yesterday described as not "out of bounds" by the chairman of the New York stock exchange.

NYSE Looks for Second Home
The New York Stock Exchange intends to build a second trading floor, outside lower Manhattan, to ensure continuity of the world's largest market in the event of further terrorist attacks.

Cleaners move in at America, Inc.
After the years of corporate excess, New York Stock Exchange prepares to bring in tough regime.