“One thing I have learned over time is the best thing to do is let market price action guide your decision-making and then try to understand the fundamentals as they become more evident and comprehensible.” Paul Tudor Jones (May 2020) I’m a technical trader. My decision to buy or sell a financial asset relies on […]
This is a rather short book about moving averages used in combination with RSI and MACD. The authors Holly and Steve Burns published this couple of hours read in 2015. Nevertheless, it is a good overview of key moving averages and how they work. I’ve been following Steve’s work on Twitter for a while now […]
This is a book about market breadth indicators published in 2015 and is the second edition. Gregory L. Morris has done a great job putting together a kind of an encyclopedia. He has been analyzing and researching market breadth for over 20 years. Already in foreword by Tom McClellan there is a good example how […]
Published in 2012 by a discretionary trader Adam Grimes, this book is all about the basics and logic about technical analysis in financial trading, why and how it works. Some say technical analysis works because everyone looks at the charts and anticipates the same way but Grimes goes back to the Dow chart of 1929 […]
Similar to John Murphy’s book about technical analysis, Martin Pring also does a good job on teaching the most classical charting practices, patterns and indicators. Topics discussed in this book are: trend tools and techniques, market structure, different types of technical analysis, seasonality, cycles etc. Martin Pring is also a contributor to Stockcharts.com blog where […]
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