Technical Analysis for Direct Access Trading: A Guide to Charts Indicators and Other Indispensable Market Analysis Tools ebook

by Umar Serajuddin,Rafael Romeu

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Rafael Romeu, Umar Serajuddin. Technical Analysis introduces basic charts, screens, and analysis, and covers popular analytic systems including price, volume, and volatility; support and resistance; and relative strength and trends. It also explains how to combine technical and fundamental analysis for taking advantage of the best aspects of each. Download (pdf, 940 Kb) Donate Read. Epub FB2 mobi txt RTF.

Technical Analysis 50 Fundamental Analysis 54 Expected Growth Rate of a Company, Standard Company Financial Indicators . People use technical analysis to analyze all kinds of stock markets as well as other markets

Technical Analysis 50 Fundamental Analysis 54 Expected Growth Rate of a Company, Standard Company Financial Indicators, Expected Dividend Payouts, Riskiness, Aggregate Market Conditions Conclusion 60. Four: Price Formations and Pattern Completion. People use technical analysis to analyze all kinds of stock markets as well as other markets. We have even seen people try to use technical analysis to analyze completely nonﬁnancial situations. For proponents of technical analysis, this methodology is quite portable and malleable to any situation. Further topics in Chapter 2 include the basic terminology of technical analysis and a basic intro-.

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Technical Analysis introduces basic charts, screens, and analysis, and covers popular analytic systems including price, volume, and volatility; support and resistance; and relative strength and trends. Categories: Computers\Software: Office software. Other readers will always be interested in your opinion of the books you've read. Whether you've loved the book or not, if you give your honest and detailed thoughts then people will find new books that are right for them. Распространяем знания с 2009.

In Chapter 6 we look at two of the most commonly used tools of technical analysis: momentum indicators and moving averages.

In Chapter 3 the issue of what exactly all the ballyhooing about whether technical analysis works or not is taken upwith more detail. In Chapter 4 we get into the first wave of strategies for predicting price movements on equity and other markets. In Chapter 6 we look at two of the most commonly used tools of technical analysis: momentum indicators and moving averages. In Chapter 7 we discuss another interesting idea that occurred to a practitioner of technical analysis, who formalized it into a minor subset of technical theory.

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Technical Analysis introduces basic charts, screens, and analysis, and covers popular analytic systems including price, volume, and volatility support and resistance and relative strength and trends.

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Understanding the basics of technical analysis allows a trader to more effectively trade his or her strategy, thus increasing the probability of success. Whether a trader is active on a daily basis trading many times a day or a longer term position trader, many aspects of technical analysis can provide valuable insight into the future movements of a stock price.

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Kerdana

i was thrilled with this book!! not only is the book easy to read, but it also very informative and well organized. I was often also pleasantly surprised with the authors' wit and humor with what is often a very dry and dense material. my favorite quote from book is "it is better to have invested and lost, than to have gained 50 pounds!!"
- i agree!!!

Tegore

I tried very hard not to be predisposed against this book just because it was written by two academics. But once I started reading, it was impossible to ignore the fact that this title reads like a bad college textbook. The worst section here is that on moving averages, which suggests how to identify trends by deriving some equations related to the moving averages. This is complete with fancy looking formulas with epsilons and everything, and yet after all that no useful trading recommendations whatsoever are suggested. "For example, the technician will use a rule that if the price falls 10% below the moving average, it probably is not a whipsaw". This is a totally ridiculous commentary for trading at any time frame.

The reason my rating goes beyond just plain bad and into 1 star territory is that, in addition to providing negligable trading advice throughout, there were two sections that gave recommendations that are entirely the opposite of correct. In the section on support and resistance, the authors advocate selling at resistance points, and suggest that one will go broke if you always buy at resistance and sell at support. This is completely wrong; really great stocks will hover at resistance and then blow right through it on the upside, while poor stocks will linger around support for a while and then crash right through it hard. Buying at support and selling at resistance will put you on the wrong end of both of these. Read about the strategies of a great trader like Jesse Livermore to learn the right way to do things, which is to buy at the top end of the resistance point as the stocks breaks out and then sell it if falls to support.

Second example: "Say the CEO of Coke died in a plane crash along with the formula. Coke stock would plummet, right? But technical analysis would not pick that up". This shows the authors have a basic misunderstanding of TA: of course it would pick this up. You'd get a clear as could be gap down followed by a downward breakout in this sort of situation, a kindergarten market technician could tell you something bad had happened and that you should sell via the chart without even hearing the news. That's the basic premise behind technical analysis, and the fact that the authors don't even understand that fits right in with the rest of this dissapointing book.

Villo

A great example of its kind -- I've read several books looking for one both knowledgeble and entertaining and this certainly fits the bill. If you are trying to do research or learn more about the practice of trading, this is very helpful. It presents a comprehensive (and comprehensible) guide to the world of direct access trading. Good job!

Umdwyn

It explain well the relationship between price and volume, but I expected more discussion on the technical indicators like stochastics, MACD, Williams %R,RSI, OBV ect... It doesn't cover well time frame that has to be used when reading technical indicators. And it doesn't show you how to combine the diferents indicators.