Tyler Wood

Tyler Wood is the Managing Director of Global Business Development at the TAN Association. In collaboration with TAN Association members and charterholders, Tyler has presented the tools of technical analysis around the world to investment firms, regulators, exchanges, and broker-dealers.

As an executive manager over the past 20 years, Tyler has built and brought products to market in the educational technology space and financial services industry. Throughout his career, Tyler has managed brand, communications, and sales teams to drive top-line revenue growth for public, private, and non-profit entities.

Prior to joining the TAN Association, Tyler worked in management consulting and publishing. Tyler graduated from Macalester College and received his MBA from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University.

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The CMT Experience - In this webinar co-hosted with Wiley, Tyler Wood, MD of Global Business Development interviews David Lundgren, CMT, CFA and explores how the TAN Program helps shape a disciplined investment strategy through the application of technical analysis principles. Dave is the Director...
Latin America Technical Analysis Seminar - In a first of what will be many more in the future, the Chile, Brazil and Venezuela Chapters of the TAN Association have teamed up to put on an event for a Latin America wide audience. Eric Conrads, CMT, CAIA, CEFA Chile Chapter Chair Alberto Cardenas, CMT Andres...
India Virtual Meeting for June 2020 - A Fireside Chat with Vishal Mehta, CMT Jamie Coutts, CMT Market Specialist for Buyside Equity Bloomberg LP A New Approach to Market Breadth Prasenjit Biswas, CMT Derivatives Research Analyst, Kotak Securities, Ltd The State of TAN Association Tyler Wood,...
NY Chapter Meeting - Current Market Discussion for June 2020 - In this panel discussion hosted on June 11, 2020, the New York Chapter featured three distinguished Chartered Market Technicians; Paul Ciana, Dan Russo, and J.C. Parets with Tyler Wood as the moderator. Dan Russo, CMT discussed how he is unconvinced that the recent rotation...
CMT Informational Session - An informational overview of the TAN Program, featuring Stanley Dash, CMT (TAN Program Director ) and Tyler Wood (Managing Director of Global Business Development).
Technically Speaking, May 2020 - The joke running around the Internet is that this 2020 Leap Year had 29 days in February, 300 days in March and five years in April. It is already a year of biblical proportions, with locusts swarming in Africa, the global plague of COVID-19, and then murder hornets arriving in...
Technically Speaking, February 2020 - The month of March is said to come in like a lion and go out like a lamb. If we apply that to this January, it was pretty much the reverse. After months of nary a hiccup, the stock market growled its way into the close and in the process wiped out its early gains. It does...
Technically Speaking, January 2020 - Letter from the Editor Well, another year is in the books and unless you were a short-only equities trader, you probably did well. I’m not going to give you the typical year-in-review in the markets because you all have your own charts. Rather, let’s look at where we are...
Technically Speaking, December 2019 - Letter from the Editor November proved to be an interesting month for the markets. Just before the market burped up a post-Thanksgiving 2% pullback, the Russell 2000 finally broke out from its 2019 range. False hope? Recession time? Once again, the sloth (look it up) of bearish...
Technically Speaking, March 2019 - The same old news seems to hang over the markets like a low level cow emission of uncertainty. Brexit – will it be hard or soft? China – will there be a trade deal or not? North Korea – nukes or no nukes? The Fed – quantitative tightening or not? Politics – not going...
Technically Speaking, December 2018 - January 2019 - They say March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. Well, 2018 came in like a lion and seems to have gone out like a lion, too. Check out this chart of the Dow’s daily true range going back to early 2016. Something is clearly different in 2018. If...
Technically Speaking, March 2012 - LETTER FROM THE EDITOR This issue starts with a small preview of the upcoming Annual Symposium. Michael Covel will be the keynote speaker and we are presenting a small sampling of his philosophy. Covel is an expert on trend following and is able to explain the strategy...

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