Bollinger born is an American authorfinancial analystcontributor to the field of technical analysis and the developer of Bollinger Bands. His book Bollinger on Bollinger BandsJohn Bollinger, McGraw Hill,ISBNhas been translated into eleven languages. Bollinger Bands are intervals drawn on a price chart that define high and low on a relative basis. Bollinger started developing Bollinger Bands in the bollinger s. They are an adaptation of Keltner Bands and similar to Cfa channels. He was trading options at the time and much of his analytics involved volatility. At the time fixed width trading bands were in use. Bollinger's contribution was to use volatility standard deviation to make trading bands adaptive. When they were introduced to the public on Cfa News Network they didn't have a name. His interviewer pointed to the chart and said "What are those? At the AIMR Conference, in his presentation titled Combining Technical and Fundamental Analysis, he took his concept one step further. The analogy Bollinger uses for Rational Analysis is having multiple tool kits each with different tools. To get the job done the rational approach is to take the tool that does the job best, regardless of which tool kit it comes from. The same is true for financial analysis. Depending on the analytical scenario, sometimes technical analysis tools provide the best insights. Sometimes fundamental analysisbehavioral analysis or quantitative analysis ; and most often a combination of all four is the most rigorous and productive. After purchasing bands first microcomputer inBollinger became involved in the seminal stages of computer bands technical analysis. Computer technology allowed Bollinger to develop Group Power, an industry group ranking system that bands developing trends in industry groups and sectors. Over the years the service evolved, the underlying structure becoming a proprietary equal-weighted industry group structure and delivery via the Internet allowed ever more complex analytics. In Bollinger recognized the potential of the Internet for financial analysis and began the programming for www. The service utilized a 52 rule fuzzy logic model to provide analytics of the US equities market and was one of earliest charting and technical analysis bollinger. After becoming an independent trader in he joined the Financial News Network where he was the Chief Market Analyst for seven years, —, a role in which he had primary responsibility for the technical analysis content presented on air. After FNN was purchased by NBC Bollinger helped with the transition to CNBC and continued to provide commentary on CNBC on a regular basis. He founded his own firm, Bollinger Capital Management, an investment cfa and research firm. Bollinger is both a CFA Chartered Financial Analyst and CMT Chartered Market Technician and was the first financial analyst to earn both designations. Bollinger is the recipient of the Technical Securities Analysts Association of San Francisco Lifetime Award for Outstanding Achievement in Technical Analysis and the Market Technicians Association Annual Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Field of Technical Analysis. Bollinger is the president and founder of Bollinger Capital Management, an investment management company that provides technically driven money management services and develops proprietary research for institutions and individuals. Bollinger served on the board of the Market Technicians Association MTA for ten yearson the board of International Federation of Technical Analysts IFTA for five years and on the board of the Market Technicians Association Education Foundation MTAEF from though CFA Society Los Angeles [2]. Technical Securities Analysts Bollinger [3]. Market Technicians Association [4]. Bollinger on Bollinger Bands. Les bandes de BollingerJohn Bollinger. SFO Magazine, FebruaryBollinger Bands and Volume Oscillator Pair Up For Range Trading Stock Strategy. SFO Magazine, BollingerBollinger Bands and Volume Oscillator Pair Up For Range Trading Stock Strategy, John Bollinger. Active Trader, FebruaryJohn Bollinger: Focus on the Markets, Interview with John Bollinger. John Bollinger of Bollinger Bands Fame, by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Bollinger has been the driving force in establishing technical analysis as an important and respected discipline in equity and futures analysis. Recognition for a lifetime of contribution, hard work, and total dedication adding significance to the field of technical analysis. Retrieved from " https: Navigation menu Personal tools Not logged in Talk Contributions Create account Log in. Views Read Edit View history. 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