The Handbook of Technical Analysis: The Practitioner’s Comprehensive Guide to Technical Analysis
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The Handbook of Technical Analysis provides a unique and comprehensive reference for serious traders, analysts, and practitioners of technical analysis. This book explains the definitions, concepts, applications, integration, and execution of many technical‐based trading tools and approaches, with detailed coverage of various technical and advanced money management issues. It also exposes the many strengths and weaknesses of various popular technical approaches and offers effective solutions wherever possible. Innovative techniques for pinpointing and handling potential market breakouts and reversals are also discussed throughout the handbook. A dedicated chapter on advanced money management helps complete the trader’s education.
Introduction:
This handbook will prove indispensable to foreign exchange, bond, stock, commodity futures, CFD, and option traders, especially if they are looking for a fast and comprehensive route to mastering some of the most powerful tools and techniques available for analyzing price and market behavior. It is replete with hundreds of illustrations, tables, and charts, giving the trader and investor an instant visual understanding of the underlying principles and concepts discussed. Markets analyzed include bonds, commodity, equities, and foreign exchange.
With extensive content and coverage, The Handbook of Technical Analysis also provides the perfect self‐contained, self‐study exam preparatory guide for students intending to sit for examinations in financial technical analysis. This book helps prepare students to sit for various professional examinations in financial technical analysis, such as the International Federation of Technical Analysts CFTe Levels I and II (USA), STA Diploma (UK), Dip TA (AUS), as well as the Market Technicians Association CMT Levels I, II, and III (USA) examinations in financial technical analysis. This handbook is organized in an accessible manner that allows the students to readily identify the topics and concepts that they will need to know for the exam. It covers the most important topics, as well as incorporating the latest technical developments in the markets so as to give the students a real‐world appreciation of the topics learned. The student will find important learning outcomes at the beginning of each chapter.
The Handbook of Technical Analysis aims to be as visual as possible. Most of the charts and illustrations in this handbook were created with the objective that they would provide a rapid and efficient review of all the concepts and applications upon the second or third reading. This makes it the perfect tool for students reviewing for an examination.
Contents:
- Introduction to the Art and Science of Technical Analysis
- Introduction to Dow Theory
- Mechanics and Dynamics of Charting
- Market Phase Analysis
- Trend Analysis
- Volume and Open Interest
- Bar Chart Analysis
- Window Oscillators and Overlay Indicators
- Divergence Analysis
- Fibonacci Number and Ratio Analysis
- Moving Averages
- Envelopes and Methods of Price Containment
- Chart Pattern Analysis
- Japanese Candlestick Analysis
- Point‐and‐Figure Charting
- Ichimoku Charting and Analysis
- Market Profile
- Basic Elliott Wave Analysis
- Basics of Gann Analysis
- Cycle Analysis
- Volatility Analysis
- Market Breadth
- Sentiment Indicators and Contrary Opinion
- Relative Strength Analysis
- Investor Psychology
- Trader Risk Profiling and Position Analysis
- Integrated Technical Analysis
- Money Management
- Technical Trading Systems
The Handbook of Technical Analysis: The Practitioner's Comprehensive Guide to Technical Analysis By Mark Andrew Lim pdf
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Karla Miller (verified owner) –
Amazing and very comprehensive!
Benjamin Little (verified owner) –
I just started to read but had quick look and it covers most of the technical aspects. I recommend it to everyone who want to understand the Technical topics
Adonis Hendricks (verified owner) –
Extremly insightfull and well written, this is a must for anyone like myself studying TA. This book will be my “go to” whenever i need to look for something to reference from.
Vance Chan (verified owner) –
Best book on leaning technical analysis. Covers everything you need to know about the subject.
Neil Tate (verified owner) –
If you understand the language of Shakespeare and are looking for a pound on trading, this one is a must.
It is expensive, certainly, like all trading books by the way.
But an own-account trader like me has learned a lot of things.
Whatever your approach to trading (PAT like me, technical indicators, etc.), you’ll get a good price for your money.
Really a must!
Mercy Valenzuela (verified owner) –
This isn’t a book you casually read cover to cover (at least not for me). It’s a textbook, and actively reading through it is work. That said, I was able to immediately apply the information and make some money from it. I don’t regret buying it.
Kian Choi (verified owner) –
Most influential book in my life even…
Hattie Roman (verified owner) –
Very good book
Damari Sellers (verified owner) –
Great. Thanks,
Ridge George (verified owner) –
Only for the serious Technical Analysist.
Dani Skinner (verified owner) –
This is an excellent book on almost every aspect of technical analysis. I would highly recommend this book if you want a general purpose book of this subject.
Skye Berry (verified owner) –
Great reference manual. I recommend having this on your shelf to pull out and look up just about anything to do with technical analysis. Use it like a dictionary or encyclopedia.
Harley Shepard (verified owner) –
The content of the book, I’m pretty sure, is great. However, my concern is that I paid for a brand new item. But the front cover has visible dark stains which make me suspect I wasn’t sold a new book.
Adelyn Proctor (verified owner) –
After reading Murphy’s classical book on technical analysis, I came across this book. The book covers all the topics in technical analysis that you need to know in great depth. The book covers all topics with many examples. What makes this book is unique is its scientific approach to technical analysis, it categorizes concepts in such a way that you can see the connection between concepts very well. I would say this book is appropriate for anyone who wants to study technical analysis from beginner to advance. I still start with Murphy or Pring books but this book brings all the concepts together with more details. It deserves 5 starts.