 
Volume 4
Intelligent Trading
Build a foundation for solid investments by adding this volume to your
trading library. A series of chapters on the Wyckoff method — classic charting
pioneered by Richard Wyckoff in the 1930s
— will give you a solid education for the rigors of technical analysis
as applied to markets. Even seasoned speculators will appreciate having
these essential articles in a handy reference work.
There's more. You've used it or heard about the relative strength index,
but have you read about it in the words of J. Welles Wilder, who invented
the technique? In these very pages, you'll get the best understanding of
this key technique, direct and unfiltered.
Looking for more basic techniques? Read this volume's interview with
Robert Prechter, the leading proponent of Elliott wave theory. Once you've
heard him in his own words, you'll have an even greater understanding of
its place in the pantheon of technical trading tools — and how you can
use it to describe the markets.
What can you use? Consider the following:
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Trading channels
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Detecting a dependent process
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Cumulative volume
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Stochastics for trading
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The n-method
There's no better place to get these crucial techniques— or reacquaint
yourself with them — than STOCKS & COMMODITIES: Intelligent Trading,
Volume 4. It's must reading for any technical trader. |