Trading Triads: Unlocking the Secrets of Market Structure and Trading in Any Market
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Trading Triads: Unlocking the Secrets of Market Structure and Trading in Any Market is a comprehensive exploration of technical analysis, market structure, and advanced trading strategies designed for traders seeking a deeper understanding of how markets move. The book introduces the concept of “triads,” a unique framework for analyzing price action that helps traders uncover hidden patterns and gain insight into the underlying structure of markets.
At its core, the triad method emphasizes the importance of interpreting the interaction between three critical points in market action, providing a new lens for identifying trends, reversals, and consolidation phases. This approach allows traders to anticipate shifts in direction with greater clarity and confidence, making it adaptable to equities, futures, forex, and other liquid markets.
The author blends theoretical explanations with practical examples, charts, and case studies, ensuring that the concepts are accessible while remaining firmly rooted in real-world application. Readers are guided step by step through the mechanics of the triad system, from basic definitions to advanced setups, learning how to apply these techniques consistently in different timeframes and market environments.
What sets this book apart is its balance between structure and flexibility. While it provides a clear set of rules for identifying and trading triads, it also encourages traders to integrate the framework into their own style. The result is a method that enhances—not replaces—existing trading strategies, allowing readers to refine entries, exits, and risk management with sharper precision.
Beyond the technical material, the book underscores the role of trader psychology and discipline, reinforcing that mastering any strategy requires both mental and methodological rigor. By combining innovative technical tools with practical trading wisdom, Trading Triads equips readers with a system that is both unique and universally applicable.
For traders of all levels who want to move beyond standard chart patterns and discover a new way of seeing market action, this book provides both inspiration and a practical edge. It is a valuable addition to the library of anyone serious about unlocking the deeper structures that drive market behavior.
Contents:
- The Oscillatory Nature of Markets: Their Component Elements
- How to Measure Oscillations
- Market Phases: Learning to Recognize Them Is Your First Step Towards Success
- Market Strength: The Conditions for a Change of Phase
- Basic Principles and Strategies for Trading Success
- The Key Buying and Selling Patterns
- The Mastery of Fluctuations: How to Develop Your Sixth Sense of the Market
- How to Trade with Indicators while Avoiding False Signals
- Trading Patterns with Triads
- The Only Way to Succeed: Control Your Risk
- Money Management Is Easier Than You Think
- How to Find a Trading System or Method That Really Works
- How to Create a Trading Plan
- Now Try This Simple Experiment
Trading Triads: Unlocking the Secrets of Market Structure and Trading in Any Market By Felipe Tudela PDF
6 reviews for Trading Triads: Unlocking the Secrets of Market Structure and Trading in Any Market
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Lorenzo Hickman (verified owner) –
This is a nice book. It is good for trading currency and stocks. Good book, and It is worth the buck.
Zaria Humphrey (verified owner) –
Not bad, but not great either- if you have been trading for any length of time, you have seen this before. The basic concept is that no matter what system or method you trade, wait until what the author calls a triad forms before entering a trade. A triad is basically a candlestick pattern involving (looking to go long) the second candle having a lower high and low than the 1st, and the third stick then having a higher high than the second. The opposite is true for a short.
It’s not the worst idea to wait for this type of confirmation before entering a trade, but it’s not anything new either. The book does contain some useful tidbits of info- for example, he recommends that traders and investors familiarize themselves with Austrian economic theories, as knowing the Austrian Business Cycle Theory will enable people to see bubbles forming while others are intoxicated with the madness of the crowd. This is solid advice, and the little nuggets of good info like this are the reason that I gave this book any stars at all.
Again, this book is not terrible-but not great either. It does contain some useful info, but most traders will be familiar with the technical analysis tools presented here. The other little bits of info make this book worth reading (although only marginally so), but if you are looking for a book to drastically improve your trading, I would look elseware.
Scarlette Roberts (verified owner) –
I honestly wonder why any writer would waste his time to write such a book. It’s a waste of time. Triads is simply a three bar reversal pattern nothing more.
Krew Brooks (verified owner) –
Trading Triads has helped me understand and anticipate the markets in a way no other book has ever done before. His author, Felipe Tudela, definitely thinks outside the box. A brilliant mind! His book is unique in comparison to all else I have read on the subject. But most important of all: it has helped me not only to make money, but better still, to avoid losing it.
Nyla Webb (verified owner) –
Finding this book was for me a turning point in the way I conceived the stock market. This book is a treasure. Triads enabled me to easily understand a chart by simply looking at it. Before reading this book I missed the meaning of stock charts when I looked at them. Of course this book has given me much more than simply teaching me to read charts. It has taught me how markets really behave and why. Triads work!
Josiah Small (verified owner) –
I’m about a quarter through this book and it has me scratching my head. The author spends a good amount of time beating around the bush about his “triad” methodology. I’ll update my review once I’m done. At this point, I feel like I might be wasting my time reading this.