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Doing Business Boldly
Daniel Kehrer
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Daniel Kehrer
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Doing Business Boldly - The Art Of Taking Intelligent Risks
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Doing Business Boldly, The Art of Taking Intelligent Risks
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Daniel Kehrer
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Chart Your Way To Profits: The Online Trader's Guide to Technical Analysis (Wiley Trading)
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Technical Analysis 101

Good book but too much "How to use Prophet Software".

Dedicated too much to Prophet, but a good value, nonetheless

Chart Your Way to Profits

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Chart Your Way To Profits: The Online Trader's Guide to Technical Analysis (Wiley Trading)
Tim Knight
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Chart Your Way to Profits shows you how to harness the technology available on www.prophet.com to analyze markets and make informed trading decisions. It discusses the fundamentals of technical analysis and shows you how to design your own charts and indicators in a way that enables you to easily monitor the markets and make solid trading decisions.

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Technical Analysis 101.......2007-09-01

In "Chart Your Way To Profits", Tim Knight takes the intricacies of Edwards & Magee technical analysis, and updates it in a conversational, user-freindly format. Hundreds of real-life chart examples are utilized, as are trading tips from a veteran individual trader. This is a book where new insights can be gleaned with multiple readings, and one you will want to keep by your computer for constant reference while analyzing stock charts, and during trading hours.
You don't have to use Prophet Charts to get great value from this book, but if you do, the book doubles as the best 400+ page user's manual you could ever ask for. And for those who don't know, the Prophet charting platform is available with certain online brokers without having to pay for it.
Definitely five stars, and highly recommended for any level trader.

Good book but too much "How to use Prophet Software"........2007-08-29

I agree, with last reviewer how to use the Prophet Software within the pages of the book. The author should have placed all the Prophet advertising, subscriber to the author's charting website,how to use the software toward the back section of the book. I never use Prophet software since there are many other professional charting software out there that does even a better job than just using website charts.

This book has some good easy to follow information on charting that can be useful and is quite simple to understand.

A better book to purchase is "Technical Analysis of Stock Trends" by Robert D. Edwards and John Magee ,since this is the best book on charting and charting patterns which was originally published back in 1948. This is like the bible of Technical Analysis. I prefer the 5th Edition and you may be able to get it used on amazon.

Dedicated too much to Prophet, but a good value, nonetheless.......2007-08-27

This book is written primarily for use with the author's charting software (Prophet) and spends quite a bit of time highlighting it's features. When he starts to explain the chart patterns and the reasons the market created that pattern, you could be using any software. This is where the book shines.

Roughly 1/3 of the book explains Prophet Charts. Basically a manual. That part should be available online to users of the software.

Once you get past the manual, and the chart analysis begins, there is a lot of value. Tim explains chart patterns in a simple, (relatively) jargon free manner. Every topic has several examples to make it very clear. He also explains the reason the pattern came into existence in the first place, adding even more clarity to the topic. I found this part to be very useful.

I feel this book is suited to anyone who uses Prophet Charts, but that info should have been included with the software. Paying for the manual irked me a bit. I did find value in the charts, and assuaged my irritation with my increased knowledge and comfort with technical analysis. Definitely worth it, just be aware.

Chart Your Way to Profits.......2007-08-26

I bought this book in order to learn how to use the Prophet Charting Tools. The book provided an excellent and clear summary for this purpose.
Aside from this application, Knight's explanations provide very useful background for understanding how to exploit the bear side of the market, which tends to be favored by Knight. If you are uncomfortable in investing on the short side but want to learn more, this is a good place to begin.

When's the Next Book.......2007-08-26

Great and easy reading. This ones a keeper and a reread for my library

Trend Trading: Timing Market Tides (Wiley Trading)

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Nothing new. Basic knowledge for long term trading
Disappointing-save your money
This is a hard read.
Worthwhile
Specific ideas for beginners and serious traders

Trend Trading: Timing Market Tides (Wiley Trading)
Kedrick Brown
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ASIN: 0471980218

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Written in a straightforward and accessible style, Trend Trading teaches you how to trade equity trends with sound money management discipline, from the individual stock level to the whole portfolio level. Tailored to investors who want to use elements of trend following strategies in their equity portfolios, Trend Trading presents unique investment tools and advanced technical analysis methods in simple, commonsense terms.

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Nothing new. Basic knowledge for long term trading.......2007-08-12

This book shows methods for trend following long term trading.

There is nothing new in it. If you have already read for example "Trade your way to financial freedom" (a much better read by the way), you will learn about nothing in this book.

The style of the book is quite academic but all presented things are extremely simple. Everything is very much detailed with obvious formulas or repeating the same stuff for the short side (exactly symmetric) after having been explained for the long side, perhaps in order to reach the critical number of 200 pages for the book.

I wonder what is the motivation for this book since there is nothing new. A result of the Wiley Trading frenzy to publish?

Disappointing-save your money.......2007-02-20

Too academic and nothing new to add to material that is already out there.Not that practical from a swing trader's point of view.

This is a hard read........2007-01-29

I found this book to be difficult to read. I didn't think the book was well organized or well written. I often found myself rereading sections and starting the book over. It was hard to understand some of the information not because it was complicated, but because it just wasn't written clearly.

I would not recommend this for the novice investor. There are better books out there.

Worthwhile.......2007-01-03

I read this book over Christmas break, initially thinking that I had picked up yet another tome that amateur traders would find entertaining, but which would contain little useful information about the actual details of trading.

I quickly realized that Trend Trading was no ordinary book. It is literally packed with trading details, from its in-depth explanation of trend trading and money management tactics to its exposition on the psychological experience during different stages of trading.

What a privilege for us that Kedrick took the time to write this book after 8 years in the markets. A truly worthwhile read

Specific ideas for beginners and serious traders.......2006-11-24

Systems traders have long been known to employ profitable trend following strategies in the futures markets. Applying those concepts to stock trading has proven to be difficult, although the idea of trend following in stock markets dates back at least the days of Charles Dow. In a new
book, Kedrick Brown, a former vice president at Knight Equity Markets, LP, redefines trend trading and offers readers a lot to think about, and readers of this book will find a large number of testable ideas.

Brown reviews the basic tenets of Dow Theory, and summarizes the underlying idea as, "Dow Theory thus assumes that it is only worth
owning stocks during confirmed bull markets in the major indices, and that one should be out of stocks otherwise." He also offers a straightforward definition of a trend following trading strategy as, "Any preplanned, rule-based strategy for managing open position P&L in which open profits could hypothetically grow indefi nitely under a limited
set of circumstances, while open losses are limited under all circumstances."

After developing a common base of understanding, Brown develops a relatively simple trend following strategy applying what he calls three dimensional technical analysis. In three dimensional technical analysis, traders need to consider not only price and time in a single stock, but they should expand their focus to similar information in multiple stocks simultaneously. In his book, Brown fully develops a sample strategy to trade any NASDAQ stock, such as MSFT.

This strategy, one of many in the book, relies on an objective method of defi ning a market's trend - the binary trend identification method using
Donchian bands:

1. Filter condition: Take long positions in MSFT only if the NASDAQ Composite is in an uptrend, defined as price having made a new 32-day high more recently than it made a new 32-day low.
2. Buy MSFT if it makes a new 24-day high while the NASDAQ Composite is in an uptrend.
3. Limit your losses by setting an initial fixed stop at the 24-day low at the time of trade entry.
4. If the initial stop is hit, reenter on a new 24-day high if the NASDAQ Composite is still in an uptrend.
5. Exit if the NASDAQ Composite enters a downtrend, defined by the price reaching a new 32-day low.

Buy and sell decisions in this example follow the trend of the general market. The strategy manages open position P&L by limiting losses and allowing profits to run in bull markets.

Interestingly, specific reentry points are precisely defined. This is often challenging for traders to do, and Brown points out that it is important to get back into positions after being stopped out if trend following in equities is going to be rewarding to traders.

Other trading strategies are comprehensively developed in the book, and the reader is always given a complete understanding of the underlying principles. Brown also devotes a large portion of the book to a detailed discussion on position sizing, and provides worksheets that traders can use or adapt for their personal use to develop trading plans. Overall, the book can serve as a complete "how to" manual for the beginning trader, but offers a great deal for more experienced traders.

In an interesting, but brief section, Brown addresses the institutional money manager's need to add alpha by outperforming, on a relative basis, a benchmark. Assuming the benchmark is the S&P 500, Brown notes, "If you hold a proxy for the S&P 500 at all times when not trading, you need only to outperform the proxy during the holding periods of your trades to beat its long term performance (before commissions and taxes)." The discussion and test results of this point are worth considering for all those attempting to outperform a benchmark.

The Day Trader's Guide to Technical Analysis: How to Use Chart Patterns, Level II and Time of Sales to Profit in Electronic Markets

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Great book with rare insight
Very useful, if somewhat out of date...
SOMEONE SUCCESSFULL WITH THE SAME INTERESTS AS US FINALLY TA
These strategies don't work
All in all, a rather decent book

The Day Trader's Guide to Technical Analysis: How to Use Chart Patterns, Level II and Time of Sales to Profit in Electronic Markets
Chris Lewis
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Technical analysis¿the analysis of price, volume, and supply/demand imbalance br>has been a staple of serious traders for decades. Now, The Day Trader¿s Guide to Technical Analysis shows traders already familiar with charts and charting how the well-known, time-honored rules of technical analysis can help uncover tremendous profit opportunities in today¿s fast-action, wide-open electronic day trading environment. Trading professional Chris Lewis illustrates his methods through a week of sample trades, explaining what wins, what loses, and why. Details covered include: ¿ In-depth explanation of Nasdaq Level II screens and time of sales ¿ Strategies to get the best price for any trade¿buy or sell ¿ Discussion of trading psychology, with proven rules for maintaining discipline Chris Lewis (Hastings on Hudson, NY) is Vice President of International Operations for ILX Systems. A professional trader, Lewis previously worked as a trading systems engineer for UBS Fixed Income, Henderston Administration, and Reuters.

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The Day Trader's Guide to Technical Analysis shows traders already familiar with charts and charting how the well-known, time-honored rules of technical analysis can help uncover tremendous profit opportunities in today's fast-action, wide-open electronic trading market.

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Great book with rare insight.......2006-04-20

The chapter on level 2 alone is worth the price of the book. Yes the markets have changed and will continue to change, but you can always apply the general principles. Example: accumulation is accumulation regardless of what the market conditions are. Chris points out how to spot accumulation on level 2 and T&S, and if you grasp the idea, you should be able to spot them in any market with the tools available.

Very useful, if somewhat out of date..........2002-02-17

There is much useful material, along with a thoughtful approach to creating a daytrading discipline, in this book. I don't fully agree with (and wouldn't expect to) all of Lewis' statements, and, as you might expect, given the changes in the trading environment over the last couple of years, many of his methods and observations are arguably already out of date, but others still apply, and his overall philosophy, perspective, and attitude are probably more important, in my opinion, than the particulars of his personal approach as practiced in and around late 2000. The text includes numerous clear, concrete, and detailed examples, though you may have to look past an L2 screen with a stack of QCOM buyers at 343 13/16 (I just never get over mania-market prices) to receive the message.

SOMEONE SUCCESSFULL WITH THE SAME INTERESTS AS US FINALLY TA.......2001-09-08

SOMEONE SUCCESSFUL WITH THE SAME INTEREST AS OURS REVEALS TO US HIS SYSTEM. CLEAR, THRUTFUL AND CONCISE. THIS BOOK WAS THE ULTIMATE REVELATION FOR ME. GOT ALL MY IDEAS CLEAR ON MY OWN APPROACH AND PERMIT ME, COMBINED WITH DIFFERENT MOMENTUM CONCEPTION TO GAIN MASTERY IN TRADING. MY DREAM HAS BECOME REALITY AFTER 10 MONTHS.
THANK YOU A LOT Mr. LEWIS for your GENEROSITY AND plain english FOR TREATING SUCH COMPLEX MATTERS.

(OTHER PARALLEL READINGS TO GET TO THE ULTIMATE RESULT:
STAN WEINSTEIN/ WILLIAM O'NEIL (TRADING PHILOSOPHY!!
ALAN FARLEY (ORIGINAL SWING TRADING CONCEPTION
JOSH LUKEMAN (MARKET MAKERS MENTALITY
& ARI KIEV (PSYCHOLOGY ASPECTS FOR TRADING

These strategies don't work.......2001-05-24

I lost money using these strategies. Buy Steve Nison book if you want a good book on TA. This one just doesn't measure up.

All in all, a rather decent book.......2000-11-16

The good points: first, the book's emphasis is on trading the open, offering a straight forward strategy for playing momentum type gaps. Second, the book has a thorough review of TA basics filtered by practical and experienced advice. Third, there were several odds and ends (like NASDAQ having two data feeds, do the S&P Futures really say anything, etc) that were indeed helpful.

The not so good points: while, its all there, you have to really read the text carefully to extract what you need - meaning it could have been better organized for flow in some chapters. Second, a week in the life "Trading Week" would have been more satisfying if it had been two weeks long and not one (the author might disagree).

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The four golden rules of trading in one invaluable book

Here is the first online trading book to present a detailed approach to using technical analysis online in the real world of stock trading for any trader, regardless of his or her strategy. Using a comprehensive trading model that can be modified to meet the individual trader's needs, this professionally crafted advice will make a pro out of anyone. Also included is a reference to the next online resources for charting.

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Technical Trading Online.......2007-09-11

This book is a waste of money and time to anyone, even a novice, who seeks to learn the technical aspects of trading. The author fancies himself funny. If I wanted a humorous read, I would have purchased a book by Robin Williams.

I've read many books on trading and this one is hands-down my favorite........2007-07-25

"Technical Trading Online" by "Trader X" -- despite the cheesy pen name -- is truly one of the most well-written, informative, entertaining books on trading I've ever read. It really is a shame that this book is not more popular.

Definitely geared toward the beginning trader, this book is about as good as it gets as far as a non-intimidating, concisely comprehensive introduction to online stock trading goes. While it probably wouldn't have much extra knowledge to offer a successful, experienced trader, I would still gladly recommend it for a quick and entertaining read! Trust me when I say that once you read this book, you will recommend it forever to the novice traders seeking your advice...

A Damned good read.- Easy but relevant.......2003-07-02

This is a really good book for someone who wants to learn, and understand with ease the signals to look for and the reasons behind them. Very informative - very easy to read - Not a technical book but an easy book on a technical subject. ... The book seems very relevant to real issues. A very good read for a novice - It takes a complex subject and describes technical methods in easy to understand and digestable formats - the humour makes it more real aswell.

Another plus point about the book is that as I read it it didnt attempt to put me off. I find many books spend their efforts warning you off - this book warns yet warms and gives you confidence in what you think you learn.

this is a must read.......2001-06-02

If you were trading profitable would you read books about online trading?

So if you are interested in buying books about this topic then we can suggest that you're a beginning or a losing trader. As a beginner I'd prefer reading another book which focuses on the basics (like Elder's classic "Trading for a Living"). If you are in the markets for several months already and you think you might belong to the 90% losing traders then this book is for you. For all the Dollars lost in the markets you'd be stupid to save your cash on this book. I've read many great books about trading online. And this one belongs to my favorite. No book will make you trade profitably and no book is a substistute for experience. But some books including this one will help you make big steps forward.

Many books I've read about online or day trading were written by Nasdaq market makers. All in all they were all telling you the same about cutting losses etc. What makes this one outstanding is the use of those cunning and witty metaphors by the authors. I remember my first major loss, I was almost crying and doubting my existence. But when I read the very first pages of this book which were covering just my mischief I burst out laughing. One might think the author's trying to insult or making fun of the trading crowd out there calling us "stupids" or "schmoes". But he's not. He experienced the same I did. And many of you were experiencing severe losses too.

Losing is a learning process. Why crying about your losses when you can laugh and get your lessons by just reading this book. You really should do. -- Five Stars!!

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Okay, I leave the review above from June 2001 as it was.
Five years and some books on trading later I have to add that this and all other books from the Wiley Online Trading for a Living series are mainly written for beginning traders. They're not bad at all and you really don't waste your money on them.
Technical Trading Online still belongs to my favorites. However it lacks in details. I must admit that I rather read it for the laughs. Although the author finds some serious words at the end of the book. Trading IS a serious profession.
Today, when it comes to books that hammer and engrave their messages into my brain, I like to recommend Vadym Graifer's Techniques of Tape Reading and John Carter's Mastering the Trade which is a very fine book (and doesn't lack of wits either). These two books are not for beginners as they require common knowledge in technical analysis (like candles, trends or averages...). A great book on this basic knowledge is Steven Achelis' Technical Analysis form A to Z.

Thank you Trader X.......2001-05-13

Great book. If only I had read this book six months ago. His four rules of trading provide a foundation which wealth can be built upon. I have read this book several times and consider it the best source of infomation on the realities of real world investing.

Audiocassette tape of live trading seminar "NASDAQ Level II Trading Strategies" with Mike McMahon (audio)

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Audiocassette tape of live trading seminar "NASDAQ Level II Trading Strategies" with Mike McMahon (audio)

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Trade like the real pros using Nasdaq Level II quotes! Learn to maximize each trade by reading a Level II quote, selecting the right routing system, and spotting hot trading opportunities by watching the actions of the market makers. As an Online Trading Academy instructor, Mike McMahon has real world experience transitioning traders to the new online era-and he knows exactly what to focus on-and how to make it understandable to any trader. You'll learn to: - Maximize each trade by reading the Level II screen - Understand the difference between the Level I and Level II screens - Select the right routing system - Spot hot trading opportunities by watching the actions of the market makers and more. You also recieve the downloadable 55 page PDF file with the slides used in the trading seminar from select sellers.

Day Trade Futures Online by Larry Williams

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Day Trade Futures Online by Larry Williams

Manufacturer: John Wiley & Sons
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Futures trading legend Larry Williams provides a practical overview of online futures trading. He offers step-by-step guidance on how to use the Internet to mine and expolit key news sources and price information. For those who are well suited to day trading and short-term trading, the futures market is one of the best games in town. As the original short-term vehicle, the futures market allows the trader to collapse the time frame in which he or she can reach the desired profit targetor pain threshold. As a result, wins and losses are compounded much more quickly than in stock tradingand, in the case of wins, often more profitably. The ability to gain leverage with very little on margin gives you, the trader, the ability to earn more off smaller swings. And enough home runs could allow you to become your own boss, work from home in your bathrobe, or even work from your cell phone while lying on the beach. So far, so good. But what does it take to win? In Day Trade Futures Online, award-winning veteran futures trader Larry Williams gives a no-holds-barred view of the risks and rewards of this increasingly accessible arena. His straightforward approach to helping you determine your trading personality is the first step. Then he offers traders what they really need: strategies and tactics designed to beat the futures markets. From hardware and software setup to trading psychology and successful strategizing, this highly readable book covers all the bases needed to prepare you to trade online, including:*Assessing your risk threshold*Streamlining the glut of trading and price information to make it work for you.Choosing an online broker and utilizing other online resources, such as news, chat rooms, and message boards*When to get out of your trades*Building a system based on Larrys time-tested strategies... and thats just for starters. Also included are an appendix of basic futures concepts and a select bibliography of some of the best learning resources

Moving Averages Simplified By: Droke, Clif

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Moving Averages Simplified By: Droke, Clif

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For years, application of Moving Averages has helped many market "wizards" make more profitable trades. Now, every trader can gain a broader understanding of this powerful tool and get down to basics with "Moving Averages Simplified." Use the expertise of noted trader Clif Droke to ease all uncertainties, answer all the questions and remove the mystery when applying Moving Averages to your own trading. Learn to trade with single or double moving averages as well as how to use them to identify price cycles and support & resistance levels. Benefit from this step-by-step guide that takes you through every aspect of moving averages - easily. Successful traders know that using Moving Averages can result in more profitable trades -if applied properly. But, what are Moving Averages? When -and how- should they be used? Now, noted trader Clif Droke takes the mystery out of Moving Averages by explaining them in detail, describing how they can be employed to zero in on buy/sell signals that result in more profitable trades- more often. Traders of every level will also discover how to: --Calculate moving averages -including the Simple, Variable, and Exponential --Use moving averages to identify price cycle bottoms --Identify support and resistance levels with moving averages --Spot trend changes with moving averages Supported by numerous examples and charts that help visualize time- tested tips and techniques -you'll soon solve the simple "mystery" behind this incredibly powerful investment tool.

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