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Book title: John Murphy on Chart Analysis |
Author: John Murphy |
Publisher: Marketplace Books |
Price: $15.00 |
Pages: 75 |
Last print date: 1999 |
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Brief description: A lot has happened in the world of technical analysis since this booklet was first published in 1989. That doesn't mean that the principles discussed herein aren't still valid. On the contrary, the technical principles explained in this booklet are as valid today as they were ten years ago. The changes have more to do with the broader application of technical analysis by professional traders and the investing public. With the growing use of personal computers, and ready access to the Internet, the ability to chart markets has increased dramatically. Charting software is relatively inexpensive. Many Internet services allow the public to chart for free. That increased access has contributed to a much greater use of charts for decision-making purposes, which has helped produce a much greater understanding and appreciation of what charts can do. John covers: %83s All types of chart analysis %83s "Need to know" concepts, including trendlines, moving averages, price gaps, and more ... %83s Price forecasting and market timing applications %83s Full resource guide to technical analysis aides %83s How to use the industry's top tools to gain an edge in the market Chapter Titles %83%DE Why is chart analysis so important? %83%DE What is chart analysis? %83%DE How to plot the daily bar chart %83%DE Support and Resistance, Trendlines and Channels %83%DE Reversal and Continuation price patterns %83%DE Price gaps %83%DE The Key Reversal day %83%DE Percentage Retracements %83%DE The Interpretation of Volume and Open Interest %83%DE Obtaining valuable long-term perspective %83%DE The Bridge/CRB Futures Price Index %83%DE Moving averages and Oscillators %83%DE Computer Trend Analysis %83%DE Commodity Spreads and Ratios %83%DE Commodity Options %83%DE The Principle of Confirmation %83%DE Summary and Conclusion |
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