Technical Analysis of Stock Trends

Description

9th expanded, updated and revised edition of the classic reference used by 1 million plus traders and investors worldwide .

Long considered the definitive foundational work on technical analysis, this milestone, expanded 9th edition of -the bible of technical analysis- offers both proven, time-tested trading and investing techniques and updated contemporary know-how for success in different market conditions:

• How to improve your trading and investment performance by analyzing stock trends.
• How to apply the three basic principles of charting, and how to interpret common patterns
.
• When to buy; how to use stops.
• How to avoid significant losses by using charts to figure out when and how far prices will fall.
• What to do during speculative frenzies.
• Contemporary updates to Dow Theory.
• Practical portfolio theory and practice.
• 500+ real-life chart examples - each an analysis and trading lesson in itself.

About The Author
Robert D. Edwards carried forward the original Dow Theory, developing a unified and chohesive presentation, including new and clearer analyses of pattern formations, trends, and support-resistance levels.

John Magee, a graduate of Massachussets Institute of Technology, USA, approached the stock market from an engineering point of view, building on the solid foundation laid down by Dow and Hamilton. An expert on both stock and commodity trading, he founded the well-known charting and advisory firm of John Magee Inc.

W. H. C. BASSETTI, editor and co-author of this edition, is an honours graduate of Harvard. His experience spans the modern history of the markets, beginning as a student and client of John Magee in the 1960s through the electronic markets of the present. He was formerly a Principal in California's first licensed commodity advisor, CEO of Blair Hull's Options Research Inc., Managing Partner of a market maker, and President of an options arbitrage manager. He is presently an Adjunct Professor of Finance and Economics at Golden Gate University, where he teaches technical analysis of stock trends.

Table Of Contents

• Chapter 1 The Technical Approach to Trading and Investing
• Chapter 2 Charts
• Chapter 3 The Dow Theory
• Chapter 4 The Dow Theory in Practice
• Chapter 5 The Dow Theory's Defects
• Chapter 5.1 The Dow Theory in the 20th and 21st Centuries
• Chapter 6 Important Reversal Patterns
• Chapter 7 Important Reversal Patterns - Continued
• Chapter 8 Important Reversal Patterns - The Triangles
• Chapter 9 Important Reversal Patterns - Continued
• Chapter 10 Other Reversal Phenomena
• Chapter 10.1 Short-Term Phenomena of Potential Importance
• Chapter 11 Consolidation Formations
• Chapter 12 Gaps
• Chapter 13 Support and Resistance
• Chapter 14 Trendlines and Channels
• Chapter 15 Major Trendlines
• Chapter 15.1 Trading the Averages in the 21st Century
• Chapter 16 Technical Analysis of Commodity Charts
• Chapter 16.1Technical Analysis of Commodity Charts, Part 2
• Chapter 17 A Summary and Some Concluding Comments
• Chapter 17.1 Technical Analysis and Technology in the 21st Century: The Computer and the Internet, Tools of the
• Chapter 17.2 Advancements in Investment Technology
• Part 2: Trading Tactics
• Midword
• Chapter 18 The Tactical Problem
• Chapter 18.1 Strategy and Tactics for the Long-Term Investor
• Chapter 20 The Kind of Stocks We Want - The Speculator's Viewpoint
• Chapter 20.1 The Kind of Stocks We Want - The Long-Term
• Chapter 21 Selection of Stocks to Chart
• Chapter 22 Selection of Stocks to Chart - Continued
• Chapter 23 Choosing and Managing High-Risk Stocks: Tulip
• Chapter 24 The Probable Moves of Your Stocks
• Chapter 25 Two Touchy Questions
• Chapter 26 Round Lots or Odd Lots'
• Chapter 27Stop Orders
• Chapter 28 What Is a Bottom - What Is a Top'
• Chapter 29 Trendlines in Action
• Chapter 31 Not All in One Basket
• Chapter 33 Tactical Review of Chart Action
• Chapter 34 A Quick Summation of Tactical Methods
• Chapter 35 Effect of Technical Trading on Market Action
• Chapter 37 "The Same Old Patterns"
• Chapter 38 Balanced and Diversified
• Chapter 39 Trial and Error
• Chapter 40 How Much Capital to Use in Trading
• Chapter 41 Application of Capital in Practice
• Chapter 42 Portfolio Risk Management
• Chapter 43 Stick to Your Guns
• APPENDIX A Chapters A-D
• Chapter A The Probable Moves of Your Stocks
• Chapter B A Discussion of Composite Leverage
• Chapter C Normal Range-for-Price Indexes
• Chapter D Sensitivity Indexes of Stocks
• Appendix B
• Appendix C Technical Analysis of Futures Charts (Chapter 16 from the Seventh Edition by Richard Mc:Dermott)
• Appendix D Resources
• Appendix E Example of Trading Manual: Original Turtle Trading Systems and Procedures
• List of Illustrations and Text Diagrams
• Index of Charts by Stock Name
• Glossary
• Bibliography
• Index

9th expanded, updated and revised edition of the classic reference used by 1 million plus traders and investors worldwide . Long considered the definitive foundational work on technical analysis, this milestone, expanded 9th edition of -the bible of technical analysis- offers both proven, time-tested trading and investing techniques and updated contemporary know-how for success in different market conditions: How to improve your trading and investment performance by analyzing stock trends. How to apply the three basic principles of charting, and how to interpret common patterns . When to buy; how to use stops. How to avoid significant losses by using charts to figure out when and how far prices will fall. What to do during speculative frenzies. Contemporary updates to Dow Theory. Practical portfolio theory and practice. 500+ real-life chart examples - each an analysis and trading lesson in itself. About The Author Robert D. Edwards carried forward the original Dow Theory, developing a unified and chohesive presentation, including new and clearer analyses of pattern formations, trends, and support-resistance levels. John Magee, a graduate of Massachussets Institute of Technology, USA, approached the stock market from an engineering point of view, building on the solid foundation laid down by Dow and Hamilton. An expert on both stock and commodity trading, he founded the well-known charting and advisory firm of John Magee Inc. W. H. C. BASSETTI, editor and co-author of this edition, is an honours graduate of Harvard. His experience spans the modern history of the markets, beginning as a student and client of John Magee in the 1960s through the electronic markets of the present. He was formerly a Principal in California's first licensed commodity advisor, CEO of Blair Hull's Options Research Inc., Managing Partner of a market maker, and President of an options arbitrage manager. He is presently an Adjunct Professor of Finance and Economics at Golden Gate University, where he teaches technical analysis of stock trends. Table Of Contents Chapter 1 The Technical Approach to Trading and Investing Chapter 2 Charts Chapter 3 The Dow Theory Chapter 4 The Dow Theory in Practice Chapter 5 The Dow Theory's Defects Chapter 5.1 The Dow Theory in the 20th and 21st Centuries Chapter 6 Important Reversal Patterns Chapter 7 Important Reversal Patterns - Continued Chapter 8 Important Reversal Patterns - The Triangles Chapter 9 Important Reversal Patterns - Continued Chapter 10 Other Reversal Phenomena Chapter 10.1 Short-Term Phenomena of Potential Importance Chapter 11 Consolidation Formations Chapter 12 Gaps Chapter 13 Support and Resistance Chapter 14 Trendlines and Channels Chapter 15 Major Trendlines Chapter 15.1 Trading the Averages in the 21st Century Chapter 16 Technical Analysis of Commodity Charts Chapter 16.1Technical Analysis of Commodity Charts, Part 2 Chapter 17 A Summary and Some Concluding Comments Chapter 17.1 Technical Analysis and Technology in the 21st Century: The Computer and the Internet, Tools of the Chapter 17.2 Advancements in Investment Technology Part 2: Trading Tactics Midword Chapter 18 The Tactical Problem Chapter 18.1 Strategy and Tactics for the Long-Term Investor Chapter 20 The Kind of Stocks We Want - The Speculator's Viewpoint Chapter 20.1 The Kind of Stocks We Want - The Long-Term Chapter 21 Selection of Stocks to Chart Chapter 22 Selection of Stocks to Chart - Continued Chapter 23 Choosing and Managing High-Risk Stocks: Tulip Chapter 24 The Probable Moves of Your Stocks Chapter 25 Two Touchy Questions Chapter 26 Round Lots or Odd Lots' Chapter 27Stop Orders Chapter 28 What Is a Bottom - What Is a Top' Chapter 29 Trendlines in Action Chapter 31 Not All in One Basket Chapter 33 Tactical Review of Chart Action Chapter 34 A Quick Summation of Tactical Methods Chapter 35 Effect of Technical Trading on Market Action Chapter 37 "The Same Old Patterns" Chapter 38 Balanced and Diversified Chapter 39 Trial and Error Chapter 40 How Much Capital to Use in Trading Chapter 41 Application of Capital in Practice Chapter 42 Portfolio Risk Management Chapter 43 Stick to Your Guns APPENDIX A Chapters A-D Chapter A The Probable Moves of Your Stocks Chapter B A Discussion of Composite Leverage Chapter C Normal Range-for-Price Indexes Chapter D Sensitivity Indexes of Stocks Appendix B Appendix C Technical Analysis of Futures Charts (Chapter 16 from the Seventh Edition by Richard Mc:Dermott) Appendix D Resources Appendix E Example of Trading Manual: Original Turtle Trading Systems and Procedures List of Illustrations and Text Diagrams Index of Charts by Stock Name Glossary Bibliography Index

Features

• Title : Technical Analysis of Stock Trends
• Author : John Magee
• Publisher : Vision Books
• ISBN : 8170947421
• EAN : 9788170947424
• Binding : Paperback
• Number Of Pages : 798
• Language : English

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