Technical Charting for Profits

Technical Charting for Profits will guide traders and individual investors through the most important-and profitable-advances in today’s investment arena. Technical Charting for Profits explains technical analysis topics to traders in an accessible manner, and covers how to apply them in actual trading practice.

Author’s Note:

As times change so does technology, and with the change of technology comes more opportunity. Opportunity is simply defined as one’s ability to react. And when investing in the stock market, it’s those who react who become successful investors; those who don’t react are the unsuccessful investors. Technology’s greatest change can be seen with investors who now see the need to know what investments to select and when is the ideal entry and exit point. Earlier generations used the simpler method of investing by allowing someone else to make all of their financial decisions for them. But then came the baby boomers (both male and female investors). They have elected to take on more responsibility for their own investments, and so have made a commitment to acquire more knowledge for a better understanding of what we call Wall Street.

This book, unlike many other financial books, emphasizes hands-on knowledge with “simplicity.” First I provide a history of the stock market, then explain step by step how the stock market has changed and why these changes offer investors more opportunity. The largest portion of the book focuses on the technical analysis of the stock market and the tools that are needed to make a more educated investment decision.

Times have changed in the investment world; today it’s not just the fundamentals of a company that are important. As the stock market continues to grow, so does its volatility. Because of volatility, now more than ever it’s important to understand and implement technical analysis indicators. Understanding technical analysis can be as difficult as trying to understand a foreign language. This book explains in laymen’s terms such technical terms as “Support and Resistance Levels,” “MoneyStream,” “Time Segmented Volume,” “Moving Averages,” and other indicators, utilizing charts as examples. Now you too can understand the value of these indicators and be able to implement them into your financial toolbox.

After you complete the chapters on technical analysis, I’ll take you through the understanding of option investing and its power. Chapters 11, 12, 13 will cover monthly income strategies and priceless information on how to reduce your tax liability while protecting your assets from everyone.

Contents:

• planning your profits
• Wall Street as it began
• Support and Resistance Levels
• Relative Strength
• Balance of Power
• Moving Averages
• MoneyStream
• Time Segmented Volume
• Additional Indicators
• Technical Corrections
• Optional Profit$
• Put Plays
• Investment Structuring

Technical charting for profits By Mark Larson pdf