Technical Analysis of Stock Trends

What if you could retire from trading? Best Selling Author Peter Oliver shares his own experience as a swing trader and how he has been growing his retirement fund for years through control of a self directed Individual Retirement Account (IRA). In this guide, Peter shares the candlesticks, chart patterns, indicators, and strategies that have worked for him. Technical analysis of stock trends is easy and enjoyable--especially when you're right!
This guide is a little over 100 pages but still concise! Peter walks the reader through what they need to get started with momentum trading. He stresses the importance of understanding human behavior behind a stock's price action and letting the market guide us to the right decision instead of forcing our hopes and wishes on the market. By the end of the 100 or so pages, you'll be ready to start trading. Not for a week or two weeks, but ready for a lifetime of trading. This passion is easier than golf and a lot more fun!
In this guide, Peter will walk us through step by step and together we'll learn: The history of technical analysisDow Theory and which tenants don't hold upThe different types of chartsSetting up your trendlinesDrawing Support & Resistance levelsUsing Moving Averages and introducing newer onesDeep dive into the MACD and how to use it's second derivativeRSI and why you need to frequently change the thresholdsHow to read a chart and good daily habits for successRecognizing a number of important chart patterns for breakouts and breakdowns in stock priceSetting up price targets using multiple methods including the Fibonacci sequenceSizing your exit positions and knowing when to sellA synthesis of Risk Management to maximize profits...and more including many many many charts and figures to illustrate important lessonsPlease join the trader community, completely free, at https: //www.concisereads.com . Chart and candlestick patterns are also available online, and are free to download and print.
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