Long-Term Secrets to Short-Term Trading

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$23.20

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Ebook

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PDF

Skill Level

Intermediate to Advanced

Pages

310

Publication Year

2003

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“Long-Term Secrets to Short-Term Trading” is one of Larry Williams’ most influential works, revealing the foundational principles behind his short-term trading success. Unlike traditional books on day trading or swing trading, this volume digs into the long-term statistical tendencies and market behaviors that consistently drive short-term price movement. Williams demonstrates that the key to profitable short-term trading lies not in randomness, but in measurable forces—seasonality, repeating patterns, accumulation, volatility cycles, and time-based market rhythms.

Using decades of research, Williams shares the techniques he personally developed and traded, including his famous short-term timing models, OOPS pattern, profit-taking logic, volatility triggers, and unique approaches to identifying exhaustion and reversal zones. Charts, historical tests, and practical step-by-step examples (illustrated throughout the book) show how these setups work in real markets.

The book ultimately provides a trading framework rooted in market reality—not indicators or hindsight bias. Readers learn to anticipate key moments where the market becomes vulnerable to strong directional movement, and how to position themselves with clarity and discipline.

This is not a beginner’s guide—it is a concentrated, experience-based blueprint for traders who want to elevate their short-term methodology using real statistical edges and professional-grade timing concepts.

✅ What You’ll Learn:

  • The long-term patterns that consistently influence short-term price action.
  • How to identify high-probability reversal and breakout zones.
  • Williams’ unique short-term timing tools and trade triggers.
  • How to read market context, volatility cycles, and exhaustion signals.
  • The role of sentiment, seasonality, and time-based patterns in short-term trading.
  • Precise rules for entries, exits, stop placement, and trade management.
  • How to structure trades based on statistical tendencies rather than emotion.
  • How to combine price action with Williams’ famous pattern frameworks.

đź’ˇ Key Benefits:

  • Gives traders a proven, rules-based system grounded in decades of real trading performance.
  • Enhances timing accuracy and selectivity in volatile short-term environments.
  • Replaces guesswork with quantifiable, repeatable patterns.
  • Bridges the gap between discretionary and systematic trading methods.
  • Improves risk management by teaching when not to trade.

👤 Who This Book Is For:

  • Intermediate and advanced traders who want to improve short-term timing.
  • Swing traders and day traders seeking statistically grounded setups.
  • Price action traders who need sharper reversal and exhaustion detection.
  • Technical analysts studying pattern reliability and market structure.
  • Larry Williams followers who want his detailed short-term methodology.

📚 Table of Contents:

  • Making Order Out of Short-Term Chaos
  • It’s a Question of Price and Time
  • The Real Secret to Short-Term Trading
  • Volatility Breakouts—The Momentum Breakthrough
  • The Theory of Short-Term Trading
  • Getting Closer to the Truth
  • Patterns to Profit
  • Separating the Buyers from the Sellers
  • Short-Term Trading from a Quote Screen
  • Special Short-Term Situations
  • When to Get Out of Your Trades
  • Thoughts on the Business of Speculation
  • Money Management—The Keys to the Kingdom
  • From Kennedy to Obama, Thoughts from 50 Years of Trading
  • Just What Does Make the Stock Market Rally?
  • Hard Facts about a Very Hard Game to Win
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  1. Blake Osborne (verified owner)

    Was exactly as discribed got it quick too. 2 thumbs up

  2. Jenesis Powell (verified owner)

    Of all the trading books I have read over the many years, this one is the best.
    It’s practical and chokful of good ideas. Trend analysis, money management. TDW, TDM and various setups.

    It tells the wanna be speculator just how hard this game is! and also the rewards that await for the person who ploughs through anyway.

  3. Maliyah Rosario (verified owner)

    In my opinion it is a very interesting book for traders and speculators. Williams knows what he is talking about and you should be a fool not to read what he has to say if you want to start risking money. I have been trading for many years and I was happy that I have read it. Most I knew, as for instance the importance of good money management and that we never know how the next trade will go. But I also learned some interesting things and it is also good to hear from an experienced trader that you learned and understood the right things. I can recommend it.

  4. Guadalupe Parsons (verified owner)

    Wonderful book

  5. Bennett Delacruz (verified owner)

    Not very practical for traders. Bollinger s classic on his bands was great. I hoped for the same from “%R” Larry but was disappointed

  6. Lewis Mullins (verified owner)

    If you interested in the data and the process. This will give you both for reasonable perspective on trading.

  7. Celine Nguyen (verified owner)

    Way too simplified. Uses money earned and lost to capture attention of amateur readers, neglected the back that percentage return is the crucial focus of trading.

  8. Kora Moody (verified owner)

    No dislikes. Mr. Williams writes truthfully relating to trade results that are 90% at odds with those over the top tv advertising “promises.” I’ve traded close to a decade – have read many books and attended many seminars – and Williams introduces a new – and straight forward – trading pattern early on in the book. This is not a quick read; for me it is a read and re-read. Don’t buy this book if you are just getting started. WELL WORTH THE COST!

  9. Ryland Jaramillo (verified owner)

    I have read and/or watched much trading educational material. This book should have been the first one I read, and chapter three should have been chapter one. Read chapter three first, then read it over again until it becomes ingrained in your brain like muscle memory is to an athlete. If after understanding this chapter you are unsure if you are interested in this game of trading, and remember, for every winner there is a loser, find another way to make money. This book is chock full of need to know information, strategies and opinions, but wrap your mind around chapter three before you spend the time learning the material. Just as a teaser, the title of chapter three is “The Real Secret of Short Term Trading.”

  10. Amaia Mullins (verified owner)

    I lost some money trying to make a profit with what a mentor taught me. Page after page of this book I understood why I lost in the trades I did. The task is to re-read the summary I made and apply it

  11. Iris Elliott (verified owner)

    Waste of time completely ! Don’t buy it , nothing here to learn from . Very disappointed

  12. Jedidiah Hayes (verified owner)

    Pretty good book, worth the read.

  13. Fletcher Lamb (verified owner)

    I have read over 50 trading books, this is not much different than any of them. There is some great information in here and it is great for people learning markets. It is a quality book, and I honestly think trading for the average retail trader is not the same as it was 30 years ago and some of the concepts in this book are outdated. Larry Williams is a legend. His whole life is an amazing story. It blew my mind when i found out that his daughter michelle is actually the famous actress and won the robbins cup as a teenager. Its just mind blowing. Worth a read if you are generally interested in getting into markets. If you already trade successfully and have your own system probably not worth it.

  14. Gabriel Logan (verified owner)

    I read the whole book. If you learn one thing it was worth it.

  15. Shelby Dalton (verified owner)

    As soon as he finally, finally gets to something of substance in the samples of his books, the sample ends. The Will Rogers of investing.

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