Technical analysis for the trading professional : strategies and techniques for today's turbulent global financial markets
- 2 Ed.
- New Delhi Tata McGraw-Hill 2012
- XIII, 450 p. 23 cm; Pbk
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Dispelling Some Common Beliefs About Indicators -- Oscillators Do Not Travel between 0 and 100 -- Dominant Trading Cycles Are Not Time Symmetrical -- Choosing and Adjusting Period Setup for Oscillators -- Dominant Trend Lines Are Not Always from Extreme Price Highs or Lows -- Signals from Moving Averages Are Frequently Absent in Real-Time Charts -- Calculating Market Price Objectives -- Adjusting Traditional Fibonacci Projections for Higher-Probability Targets -- Price Projections by Reverse-Engineering Indicators -- Price Objectives Derived from Positive and Negative Reversals in RSI -- Calculating Price and Time Objectives from a Gann Wheel -- Using Oscillators with the Elliott Wave Principle -- New Methods for Improving Indicator Timing and Filtering Premature Signals -- Volatility Bands on Oscillators -- The Composite Index -- Evaluating the Comparative Strengths and Weaknesses of Common Indicators -- The Derivative Oscillator -- Real-Time Application: Japanese Yen -- Real-Time Application: Asian and European Equity Indices -- Real-Time Application: SandP/Bond Market -- Formulas -- Aerodynamic Fund, Ltd. and Aerodynamic Fund L.P.
In today's rapidly advancing technical environment, Technical Analysis for the Trading Professional is the book that presents dramatic new formulas and chart applications to improve market timing. Each chapter is a separate topic, building step-by-step through 150 charts that lead toward new methods of price triangulation. The result will allow you to pinpoint a market objective - even in the most extreme and volatile trading environment