Technical Analysis Tools: Creating a Profitable Trading System [NOOK Book]

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Overview

Most investors know that highly profitable trading methods employ a number of technical analysis tools. Unfortunately, choosing the right ones is easier said than done.

In Technical Analysis Tools, professional trader Mark Tinghino cuts through the clutter. First, he demystifies the essential technical approaches such as chart patterns, indicators, Market Profile, and Elliott Wave. He also introduces a new instrument of his own: the cyclical model, which helps identify trend ...

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Technical Analysis Tools: Creating a Profitable Trading System

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Overview

Most investors know that highly profitable trading methods employ a number of technical analysis tools. Unfortunately, choosing the right ones is easier said than done.

In Technical Analysis Tools, professional trader Mark Tinghino cuts through the clutter. First, he demystifies the essential technical approaches such as chart patterns, indicators, Market Profile, and Elliott Wave. He also introduces a new instrument of his own: the cyclical model, which helps identify trend reversals. Next, he provides techniques that turn the tools into trading programs. Those techniques include how to time buying and selling, how to account for the effect of fundamental analysis on technical analysis, and how to use spreads to effectively manage risk.

Real-world examples, objective analyses of how successful investors implement their own trading systems, and dozens of charts and graphs make Technical Analysis Tools exceptionally clear and practical.

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780470885215
  • Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
  • Publication date: 5/13/2010
  • Series: Bloomberg Financial , #53
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 320
  • Sales rank: 652,102
  • File size: 6 MB

Meet the Author

Mark Tinghino is a commodity trading adviser (CTA). He has taught numerous online seminars on technical analysis at the Chicago Board of Trade and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. He contributed chapters to Tricks of the Active Trader by Neal Weintraub and has written articles for Futures magazine and TradeSOURCE magazine. Tinghino has spent decades developing a unique model for market timing, which uses a combination of several hundred separate cycles. Visit tinghino.net for information on his newsletter and ongoing research.
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Table of Contents

Foreword (Alan Rohrbach).

Acknowledgments.

Introduction.

Part One: Technical Analysis Trading Arsenal.

1 Approaches to Market Analysis.

2 Fundamentals: Navigating the Labyrinth.

3 Chart Patterns: Landscape of the Market.

4 Alternative Charting Techniques.

5 Indicator Soup: Not-so-secret Recipes.

6 The Market as a Wave Phenomenon.

7 Leveraging Derivatives.

8 Finessing the Risk Factor with Spreads.

Part Two: Putting It All Together.

9 A Cyclical Model of the Markets.

10 Backtesting and Planning Trading Strategies.

11 Mental Discipline and Risk Management.

Appendix A: Commonly Used Technical Indicators.

Appendix B: Futures Products with High Daily Volume.

Appendix C: Educational Resources.

Appendix D: Trading Reports and Other Forms of News Service.

Appendix E: Software Products.

Index.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 24, 2008

    Standard Technical Analysis with Cycles - 1-2 punch

    I have read so many titles on technical analysis over the years, and this one stands out because it is not only a general survey, but it also is a great reference, and Tinghino's work on market cycles is like no other I have seen. Definitely a winning combination there. I highly recommend this book for all types of traders from novice to seasoned professional.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted April 14, 2008

    A Must Read for Traders of All Levels of Experience

    This by far one of the best titles I have read on Technical Analysis. It is a very concise presentation and packed with a wealth of information. The author's research on cycles and market timing is extremely fascinating. He really has broken new ground and come up with a truly unique approach to trading. Buyer beware - you may be up late at night unable to put this one down, as happened to me!

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