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Technical Analysis Explained offers a gold mine of practical information, from the basic knowledge needed to understand, interpret, and predict major market moves to how to use todays most sophisticated investment tools and techniques. The book provides straightforward explanations of a growing array of market indicators, including candlestick charting, market breadth, moving averages, cycles, and volume measurement.
The author will be making extensive changes to the 4th edition, reflecting the tremendous change that has occurred over the last ten years, including techniques falling out of favor, time horizons shrinking, advances in software, and increased volatility. Virtually every chart, graph, and table will be updated. In addition, four chapters will be eliminated or merged with other chapters and five new chapters will be added.
Major areas of addition or revision include: - New chapters on momentum, intraday charts, contrary opinion, and one- and two-bar price patterns - Greater emphasis on group rotation and stock selection - Several sections (e.g., candlesticks and relative strength) will be expanded to entire chapters - Chapters on automated systems, moving averages, and the major averages will be expanded - Chapters on gold, currencies, and commodities will be removed - A greater emphasis on shorter-term time frames, including intraday and swing trading
For newcomers and seasoned professionals (the 3rd edition has been recommended by the Market Technicians Association for their professional certification) alike, Technical Analysis Explained is a clear no-nonsense approach to a key element of successful trading.
The Originaland Still Number OneTechnical Analysis Answer Book
Technical Analysis Explained, 4th Edition, is today's best resource for making smarter, more informed investment decisions. This straight-talking guidebook details how individual investors can forecast price movements with the same accuracy as Wall Street's most highly paid professionals, and provides all the information you will need to both understand and implement the time-honored, profit-driven tools of technical analysis.
Completely revised and updated for the technologies and trading styles of 21st century markets, it features:
Critical Acclaim for Previous Editions:
"One of the best books on technical analysis to come out since Edwards and Magee's classic text in 1948.... Belongs on the shelf of every serious trader and technical analyst."
Futures
"...Technical Analysis Explained [is] widely regarded as the standard work for this generation of chartists."
Forbes
Traders and investors are creatures of habit who reactand often overreactin predictable ways to rising or falling stock prices, breaking business news, and cyclical financial reports. Technical analysis is the art of observing how investors have regularly responded to events in the past and using that knowledge to accurately forecast how they will respond in the future. Traders can then take advantage of that knowledge to buy when prices are near their bottoms and sell when prices are close to their highs.
Since its original publication in 1980, and through two updated editions, Martin Pring's Technical Analysis Explained has showed tens of thousands of investors, including many professionals, how to increase their trading and investing profits by understanding, interpreting, and forecasting movements in markets and individual stocks. Incorporating up-to-the-minute trading tools and technologies with the book's long-successful techniques and strategies, this comprehensively revised fourth edition provides new chapters on:
Technical analysis is a tool, nothing more, yet few tools carry its potential for dramatically increasing a user's trading success and long-term wealth. Let Martin Pring's landmark Technical Analysis Explained provide you with a step-by-step program for incorporating technical analysis into your overall trading strategy and increasing your predictive accuracy and potential profit with every trade you make.
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L'analyse technique est une arnaque de banquiers !,
Par Q-N (Brussels, Belgium - Europe Belgium) - Voir tous mes commentaires
Ce commentaire fait référence à cette édition : Technical Analysis Explained: The Successful Investor's Guide to Spotting Investment Trends and Turning Points (Relié)
Etant un grand fana de la bourse et de la finance pendant 7 années, j'ai fini par lire plusieurs livres d'analyse technique.Méfiez vous !! Il m'a fallu 5 ans d'études de finance, plusieurs stages dans des banques d'investissement et 7 ans d'investissement boursier (avec des grands succes sur des warrants Cisco et de grands echecs) avant de me rendre compte que l'analyse techniques est à la finance ce que l'astrologie est à la science. Un ramassis d'équations mathématiques qui ont l'air magiques mais qui cachent des bases scientifiques très peu solides. Si vous voulez absolument investir avec l'analyse technique, lisez d'abord le livre de Malkiel (au moins les 150 premières pages : A Random Walk on Wall street) et surtout : testez les méthodes en réel avant d'investir pour vous rendre compte que c'est de la poudre aux yeux ! N'oubliez pas : faire beaucoup d'entrées/sorties (timing ou trading) fera TOUJOURS le bonheur de votre banquier/courtier mais seulement PARFOIS le votre ! Et ce sera plus dû à la chance et aux probabilités qu'à votre "excellente" analyse. N'oubliez pas que sur 10.000 analystes financiers, il y en a forcément 2 ou 3 qui parviendront à prévoir la bourse pendant 3 ans d'affilée sans se tromper (avec l'analyse technique ou sans). C'est la loi des grand nombres. Si vous aimez jouer, allez au casino, l'analyse technique pourrait y fonctionner aussi "bien". Aidez d'autres clients à trouver les commentaires les plus utiles
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