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Trading for a Living: Psychology, Trading Tactics, Money Management
by Alexander Elder
Average Customer Rating: (165 customer reviews)
Dr. Alexander Elder is a professional trader, a world-class expert in technical analysis, and a practicing psychiatrist. A hundred-thousand investors have turned to this best-selling guide for mastering successful trading. Trading for a Living will teach you how to.

  • develop discipline and how to avoid the traps of emotional trading
  • know when to join the crowd and when to leave it
  • find good trades by using charts, computerized indicators, and other tools
  • combine several analytical methods into a powerful trading system
  • limit the risk by using stops and profit targets
Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets: A Comprehensive Guide to Trading Methods and Applications
by John J. Murphy
Average Customer Rating: (68 customer reviews)
This outstanding reference has already taught thousands of traders the concepts of technical analysis and their application in the futures and stock markets. Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets by John Murphy covers all the basic aspects of TA: philosophy, chart construction, fundamental vs. technical analysis, trends, major technical pattern recognition, moving averages, oscillators, time¢s cycles, computer trading systems and much more. He also covers different methods of charting, including bar, point and figure and candlestick.
Charting: An Introduction to Technical Analysis and Its Concepts
by Michael Saul
Average Customer Rating: (16 customer reviews)
Michael "Tiny" Saul has built a tremendous following among day traders, short-term stock traders, and swing traders with his insightful, unbiased, real-time, chat-based market analysis and commentary in the 'Trend Trading to Win' live trading chat room. Each and every day he diligently analyzes the stock market with self-taught routines to uncover the best trading opportunities. In his new book, Charting, an Introduction to Technical Analysis and its Concepts, Saul divulges the technically based analysis and routines he employs in his real-time and end of day work.
Instead of being deluged with technical concepts, Saul teaches traders to focus on the methods necessary to pull the trigger on trades. Experienced traders will find Saul’s direct and easy to follow approach a breath of fresh air as he concentrates on what trading is really all about: finding consistent money-making opportunities.
The Technical Analysis of Stocks, Options and Futures
by William F. Eng
Average Customer Rating: (6 customer reviews)
One person's view of how various technical analysis tools can be organized into a mechanical structure that enables a person to trade better no matter what the market condition is. Why should we listen? Because the author is a seasoned professional trader of his time.
Each chapter of the book focuses on one technical indicator or technical discipline. Many examples are provided to illustrate the concepts and how they are used in interpreting charts and making trade decisions. The rules explained in the book are pretty explicit so they are easy to understand. One of the most important feature of the book is not inside the chapters though, which are the 2 big tables printed inside the front cover and the back cover. They are the ground rules and the core framework Eng is trying to convey to the readers.
Technical Analysis
by Jack D. Schwager
Average Customer Rating: (12 customer reviews)
The definitive guide to technical analysis . . . written from a trader's perspective
With the keen insight and perspective that have made him a market legend, Jack D. Schwager explores, explains, and examines the application of technical analysis in futures trading. In the most in-depth, comprehensive book available, the bestselling investment writer demonstrates why he is one of today's foremost authorities. Here is the one volume no trader should be without.
"Jack Schwager has accomplished the rarest of feats in this book. He has presented material in a way that both the professional and layman can profit from. It is a must read for traders on all levels." - Stanley Druckenmillern Managing Director, Soros Fund Management
Technical Analysis from A to Z, 2nd Edition
by Steven B. Achelis
Average Customer Rating: (34 customer reviews)
This updated edition of Technical Analysis from A to Z combines a detailed explanation of what technical analysis is and how it works with overviews, interpretations, calculations, and examples of over 135 technical indicators—and how they perform under actual market conditions. Enhanced with more details to make it easier to use and understand, this book reflects the latest research findings and advances. A complete summary of major indicators that can be used in any market, it covers:
  • Every trading tool from the Absolute Breadth Index to the Zig Zag
  • Indicators include Arms Index, Dow Theory, and Elliott Wave Theory
  • Over 35 new indicators
Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, 8th Edition
by Robert D. Edwards, John Magee, W.H.C. Bassetti
Average Customer Rating: (35 customer reviews)
Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, 8th Edition, is a critical reference for investors--especially in today's tumultuous markets. This seminal book--the first to produce a methodology for interpreting and profiting from the predictable behavior of investors and markets--revolutionized technical investment approaches and continues to show traders and investors how to make money regardless of what the market is doing.
Now, with the addition of noted technical analysis authority W. H. Charles Bassetti (editor)--as well as charts and graphs that pertain to today's market environment and major stocks--this completely updated and revised edition confirms the wisdom of the original work for today's markets.
It is a book that was originally written in the 1940's that is equally valid to anyone trying to play the stock market in the Twenty First Century.
How Technical Analysis Works (New York Institute of Finance)
by Bruce M. Kamich
Average Customer Rating: (8 customer reviews)
Unlike most introductory books, it neither over simplifies, nor does it make it seem as if you need a PhD to learn how to use technical analysis. The book explains how and why technical patterns and indicators work in an entertaining way. On top of that, the examples of patterns in the book are not "text book". You actually get to see what these things might look like in the real world instead of the perfect picture you see in most books.
This is an excellent book for beginners and intermediate traders. It explains TA in a deep but simple way. The real value of this book (for me) is that it explains what is happening, who is buying and who is selling during chart patterns. It also explains how to trade each pattern.
Elliott Wave Principle: Key to Market Behavior
by A.J. Frost, Robert R. Jr. Prechter, Charles J. Collins
Average Customer Rating: (29 customer reviews)
Obviouosly people either love this book (and this concept) or they hate it.
The book follows the basics of identifying waves and cycles with some historical and matehmatical background information. This is where Pretcher ties the material in with nature. He believes that waves move in a natural way, which can be described by the Fibonacci sequence and Fibonacci ratios. He advocates using Fibonnaci ratios to forecast the distance (e.g. percent change) and timing of stock price movements.
Prechter's Elliott Wave International has a web site at elliottwave.com. The site provides additional information which may make a stronger case for the validity and importance of this information.
Trend Following: How Great Traders Make Millions in Up or Down Markets
by Michael W. Covel
Average Customer Rating: (62 customer reviews)
The author describes what trend following is and who the players are. It simplifies the issue of how to profit in the market. How can anyone argue with the cold hard performance numbers.
It does not give you the save all formula for trading. It does not provide the secret forumulas on how to make money. They don't exist. It does provide valuable information from existing trend followers who have been using the method for years - decades.
Its easy to read and quick to comprehend.
Technical Analysis for Dummies
by Barbara Rockefeller
Average Customer Rating: (16 customer reviews)
A simple, straightforward guide to the fundamentals of technical analysis For active traders and investors who don't understand the complicated art of technical analysis, this commonsense resource covers all the bases. Explaining the basic principles of analysis and showing how to implement them, Technical Analysis For Dummies dumps the confusing jargon and unreadable charts for basic explanations and practical guidance. In no time at all, readers will see how to make better trading decisions.
A Complete Guide to Technical Trading Tactics: How to Profit Using Pivot Points, Candlesticks & Other Indicators (Wiley Trading)
by John L. Person
Average Customer Rating: (13 customer reviews)
A thorough trading guide from a professional trader.
The Complete Guide to Technical Trading Tactics can help the new individual investor understand the mechanics of the markets. Filled with in-depth insights and practical advice, this book details what it takes to trade and shows readers how they can broaden their horizons by investing in the futures and options markets. The Complete Guide to Technical Trading Tactics outlines a variety of proven methodologies-pivot points, candlesticks, and other top indicators-so readers may use those that work best for them as well as make their own trading decisions without a second thought. Author John Person also shares his insights on a variety of trading technologies that will allow readers to gain a competitive edge in the market.
Trading Classic Chart Patterns
by Thomas Bulkowski
Average Customer Rating: (8 customer reviews)
In his follow-up to the well-received Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns, Thomas Bulkowski gives traders a practical game plan to capitalize on established chart patterns. Written for the novice investor but with techniques for the professional, Trading Classic Chart Patterns includes easy-to-use performance tables, vivid case studies, and a scoring system that makes trading chart patterns simple. This comprehensive guide skillfully gives investors straightforward solutions to profitably trading chart patterns. Trading Classic Chart Patterns also serves as a handy reference guide for favorite chart patterns, including broadening tops, head-and-shoulders, rectangles, triangles, and double and triple bottoms. Filled with numerous techniques, strategies, and insights, Trading Classic Chart Patterns fits perfectly into any pattern trader's arsenal.
Bollinger on Bollinger Bands
by John A. Bollinger
Average Customer Rating: (25 customer reviews)
A quiet, well paced, unassuming power house of history, insight, and trading experience all rolled into an easy flowing, unpretentious read. Bollinger manages to teach us about his indicator, and about the market itself without shameless self promotion or hype. Bollinger on Bollinger bands is what this market needed, a clear, concise and useful tool for investors to use to provide balance in a chaotic time.
Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns (Wiley Trading)
by Thomas N. Bulkowski
Average Customer Rating: (6 customer reviews)
In this revised and expanded second edition of the bestselling Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns, Thomas Bulkowski updates the classic with new performance statistics for both bull and bear markets and 23 new patterns, including a second section devoted to ten event patterns. Bulkowski tells you how to trade the significant events -- such as quarterly earnings announcements, retail sales, stock upgrades and downgrades -- that shape todays trading and uses statistics to back up his approach. This comprehensive new edition is a must-have reference if you're a technical investor or trader. Place your order today.
The most complete reference to chart patterns available. It goes where no one has gone before. Bulkowski gives hard data on how good and bad the patterns are. A must-read for anyone that's ever looked at a chart and wondered what was happening.
High Probability trading
by Marcel Link
Average Customer Rating: (66 customer reviews)
A common denominator among most new traders is that, within six months of launching their new pursuit, they are out of money and out of trading. High-Probability Trading softens the impact of this "trader's tuition," detailing a comprehensive program for weathering those perilous first months and becoming a profitable trader.
While successful trading requires tremendous skill and knowledge, it begins and ends with mindset. What do exceptional traders think when they purchase a quality stock and the price immediately plummets? How do they keep one bad trade from destroying their confidence--and bankroll? What do they know that the rest of us don't?
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