Technical analysis of stock trends
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Technical analysis of stock trends
CRC Press, c2013
10th ed
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Bibliography: p. 565-566
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Sixty-three years. Sixty-three years and Technical Analysis of Stock Trends still towers over the discipline of technical analysis like a mighty redwood. Originally published in 1948 and now in its Tenth Edition, this book remains the original and most important work on this topic. The book contains more than dry chart patterns, it passes down accumulated experience and wisdom from Dow to Schabacker, to Edwards, and to Magee, and has been modernized by W.H.C. Bassetti.
Bassetti, a client, friend, and student of John Magee, one of the original authors, has converted the material on the craft of manual charting with TEKNIPLAT chart paper to modern computer software methods. In actuality, none of Magee's concepts have proven invalid and some of his work predated modern concepts such as beta and volatility. In addition, Magee described a trend-following procedure that is so simple and so elegant that Bassetti has adapted it to enable the general investor to use it to replace the cranky Dow Theory. This procedure, called the Basing Points procedure, is extensively described in the new Tenth Edition along with new material on powerful moving average systems and Leverage Space Portfolio Model generously contributed by the formidable analyst, Ralph Vince., author of Handbook of Portfolio Mathematics.
See what's new in the Tenth Edition:
Chapters on replacing Dow Theory
Update of Dow Theory Record
Deletion of extraneous material on manual charting
New chapters on Stops and Basing Points
New material on moving average systems
New material on Ralph Vince's Leverage Space Portfolio Model
So much has changed since the first edition, yet so much has remained the same. Everyone wants to know how to play the game. The foundational work of the discipline of technical analysis, this book gives you more than a technical formula for trading and investing, it gives you the knowledge and wisdom to craft long-term success.
目次
TECHNICAL THEORY
The Technical Approach to Trading and Investing Charts
The Dow Theory
The Dow Theory in Practice
The Dow Theory's Defects
The Dow Theory in the 20th and 21st Centuries
Important Reversal Patterns
Important Reversal Patterns-Continued
Important Reversal Patterns-The Triangles
Important Reversal Patterns-Continued
Other Reversal Phenomena
Short-Term Phenomena of Potential Importance
Consolidation Formations
Gaps
Support and Resistance
Trendlines and Channels
Major Trendlines
Trading the Averages in the 21st Century
Technical Analysis of Commodity Charts
Technical Analysis of Commodity Charts, Part 2
A Summary and Some Concluding Comments
Technical Analysis and Technology in the 21st Century: The Computer
and the Internet, Tools of the Investment/ Information Revolution
Advancements in Investment Technology
TRADING TACTICS MIDWORD
The Tactical Problem
Strategy and Tactics for the Long-Term Investor
The All-Important Details
The Kind of Stocks We Want-The Speculator's Viewpoint
The Kind of Stocks We Want-The Long-Term Investor's Viewpoint
Selection of Stocks to Chart
Selection of Stocks to Chart-Continued
Choosing and Managing High-Risk Stocks: Tulip Stocks, Internet
Sector, and Speculative Frenzies
The Probable Moves of Your Stocks
Two Touchy Questions
Round Lots or Odd Lots?
Stop Orders
What Is a Bottom-What's Is a Top?
Trendlines in Action
Use of Support and Resistance
Not All in One Basket
Measuring Implications in Technical Chart Patterns
Tactical Review of Chart Action
A Quick Summation of Tactical Methods
Effect of Technical Trading on Market Action
Automated Trendline: The Moving Average
"The Same Old Patterns"
Balanced and Diversified
Trial and Error
How Much Capital to Use in Trading
Application of Capital in Practice
Portfolio Risk Management
Stick to Your Guns
APPENDICES
GLOSSARY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
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