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Readers should be warned that the paperback edition is a fraud and a ripoff. It is not the current edition of the classic and contains obsolete and misleading information and lacks the revisions and modernizations of the 9th edition. Further more it is a ripoff of the intellectual property of Edwards & Magee which is preserved in the official 9th edition. Don't buy this act of intellectual piracy.
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Posted March 24, 2007
Robert Edwards description and analysis of the Dow Theory is, as Professor Bassetti so astutely states on page 48, a ¿magisterial presentation¿. I am proud to have been asked to add my interpretation to the update since Dr. Edwards death. Believe it or not, the Dow Theory is alive and well in the 21st Century and this book will help you understand why.
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I deals with a lot in every area / I have just started reading it and they use mostly trend line analysis, although there is more than that in the book the // I would recommend this book for any investor, although it is a very 'condensed book' and takes time to read the 650 pages, it does talk about Dow theory some but not a lot of time spent, they have upgraded this book from it's origional printing so I probably would not be one to buy an older version as this was published in 2000 and there is a insert from January of 2001 so this is not a 'crusty old book' I would consider this on my top #1 list of books, Reversal patterns are discussed as well as 'shorts' 'consolidations' 'support and resistance' 'trendlines and channels' 'major trendlines' 'gaps' and TONS MORE
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Overview
Based on the research and experience of Dow, Schabacker, and Edwards, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, Ninth Edition presents proven techniques, methods, and procedures for success, even in today’s unpredictable markets.
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This irreplaceable guide presents a current perspective while maintaining the time proven material of the previous editions. Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, Ninth Edition features updated and to the moment material on Pragmatic Portfolio Theory, entry and stop setting procedures at all fractal scales and includes strategic and tactical procedures and techniques.
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Table of Contents
TECHNICAL THEORY
The Technical Approach to Trading and Investing Charts The Dow Theory The Dow Theory in Practice The Dow Theory’s Defects The Dow Theory in the 20th and 21st Centuries Important Reversal Patterns Important Reversal Patterns–Continued Important Reversal Patterns–The Triangles Important Reversal Patterns–Continued Other Reversal Phenomena Short-Term Phenomena of Potential Importance Consolidation Formations Gaps Support and Resistance Trendlines and Channels Major Trendlines Trading the Averages in the 21st Century Technical Analysis of Commodity Charts Technical Analysis of Commodity Charts, Part 2
A Summary and Some Concluding Comments Technical Analysis and Technology in the 21st Century: The Computer
and the Internet, Tools of the Investment/ Information Revolution Advancements in Investment Technology
TRADING TACTICS MIDWORD
The Tactical Problem Strategy and Tactics for the Long-Term Investor The All-Important Details The Kind of Stocks We Want–The Speculator’s Viewpoint The Kind of Stocks We Want–The Long-Term Investor’s Viewpoint Selection of Stocks to Chart Selection of Stocks to Chart–Continued Choosing and Managing High-Risk Stocks: Tulip Stocks, Internet
Sector, and Speculative Frenzies The Probable Moves of Your Stocks Two Touchy Questions Round Lots or Odd Lots?
Stop Orders What Is a Bottom–What’s Is a Top?
Trendlines in Action Use of Support and Resistance Not All in One Basket Measuring Implications in Technical Chart Patterns Tactical Review of Chart Action A Quick Summation of Tactical Methods Effect of Technical Trading on Market Action Automated Trendline: The Moving Average
“The Same Old Patterns”
Balanced and Diversified Trial and Error How Much Capital to Use in Trading Application of Capital in Practice Portfolio Risk Management Stick to Your Guns
APPENDICES
GLOSSARY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX