Technically Speaking: Tips and Strategies from 16 Top Traders
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1997 |
Technically Speaking: Tips and Strategies from 16 Top Traders contain interviews with sixteen prominent technical analysts who have made money for Profits.
Author’s Introduction:
Making money in the financial markets is a tough game, but based on personal experience, technical analysis offers winning edge to those who use it. The following pages contain interviews with sixteen prominent technical analysts who have made money for themselves and investors who followed their advice.
Remembering what a tremendous help their instruction was to my investing early on, I asked them to share with you their methods and strategies which have proven successful over the years. My objectives in writing this book are twofold. First, I wanted to expand the reader’s existing knowledge of technical analysis. Secondly, I wanted to disclose many of the attendant caveats linked to particular indicators. To achieve both goals, I called on the expertise of men whose market research andpredictions are a cut above the rest.
My choice of contributors brings to the table a wealth of experience. Surviving multiple bull and bear markets have left these analysts with above average instincts that supercede the best indicator any day. On average, each has been involved in market analysis over twenty eight years. Unlike the transient popularity of the here today, gone tomorrow gurus, all have good, long term track records. These analysts prevail because their forecasts are conservative and supported by logical, concrete evidence. They are independent thinkers and contrarian in that they are not pressured to fall in line with Wall Street’s expectations or the forecast du jour.
In addition to their daily routine of closely monitoring market activity, they also find time in their busy schedules to do research, consult, write and edit newsletters, lecture, and manage money. Many are published authors and I would point out that the information included here should be viewed as a supplement to their original work, not a substitute.
Contents:
- Stan Berge
- Ralph Bloch
- John Bollinger
- Marc Chaikin
- Paul Desmond
- Peter Eliades
- BobGabele
- Paul Montgomery
- John Murphy
- Martin Pring
- Phil Roth
- Lance Stoneycypher
- Dan Sullivan
- Jim Tillman
- Stan Weinstein
- Newton Zinder
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Cayson York (verified owner) –
Got a rare book at a great price.
Milan Robertson (verified owner) –
Let me start by saying that this is a big book – if it were the size of your average book it would probably be around 857 pages. The book is a Q/A session with 16 different technical analysis Gods. Interviews include: Pring, Murphy, Weinstein, and Bollinger.
Overall the interviews contain good information that will fill in missing pieces of your technical analysis foundation. The exception is the first one, because the expert has chosen not to reveal the details of his system, opting instead to just talk about it in general. You can probably skip the first chapter, but after that it’s golden. It’s like having 15 mentors in technical analysis.
Elaine Berg (verified owner) –
Interesting, but much of the information was not usable because of the use of indicators and methods not widely available to the average trader. Many of the 16 top traders have their own niche indicators. Overall the book was good and gave a view of what some super – successful traders do.
Brynn Lawrence (verified owner) –
more than in time and in perfect condition
Kaleb Moody (verified owner) –
This is an outstanding book on a complex subject. I had to read part of it for the CMT Level 2 exam, but enjoyed reading the rest of the book after that.