The TRENDadvisor Guide to Breakthrough Profits
A Proven System for Building Wealth in the Financial Markets
Wiley Trading Series
1. Edition April 2006
208 Pages, Hardcover
Wiley & Sons Ltd
Short Description
No single technical indicator is sufficient to trade the markets--so investors must combine technical indicators in a way that conforms to their trading style. This comprehensive guide presents a systematic trading method that takes these issues into consideration. It also examines the value of each major trading indicator and the dynamics of their unique combination. By showing readers how to divide the market into six specific, identifiable phases--each with its own unique characteristics--this book will help investors locate low-risk/high-reward trading opportunities.
This proven system will help you profit in any market environment while trading any financial instrument.
Whether you're a seasoned professional trader or newcomer to the world of investing, you must develop a defined methodology and consistently apply it to control risk, preserve capital, and harvest profits. Now, The TRENDadvisor Guide to Breakthrough Profits outlines an integrated approach to market analysis and a sound trading strategy, known as the TRENDadvisor Diamond Methodology, this book will assist traders and investors locate low-risk/high-reward trading opportunities.
Introduction.
Chapter 1. The Ins and Outs of Trends with Toolkit for Analysis.
Chapter 2. The Six Phases of the TRENDadvisor Diamond.
Chapter 3. The Recovery Phase.
Chapter 4. The Accumulation Phase.
Chapter 5. The Bullish Phase.
Chapter 6. The Warning Phase.
Chapter 7. The Distribution Phase.
Chapter 8. The Bearish Phase.
Chapter 9. Pulling it Together.
Chapter 10. Discipline and Money Management Come from Your Trading Plan.
Chapter 11. A Lens on the Past.
Index.
T. PARKER GALLAGHER is a trader and investor. He manages a hedge fund, develops trading systems, trains traders, and advises portfolio managers on technical analysis and trading. He has an economics degree from Harvard University, an MBA from Babson College, and is an affiliate member of the Market Technicians Association. He has guest lectured at Babson College's Olin Graduate School of Business, MIT's Laboratory for Financial Engineering, and has conducted numerous workshops and training seminars around the country.