March 4, 2011 by akhilendra
Learn Technical Analysis
If you are looking to make real good money in stock market then key is to learn the art yourself.
Technical Analysis has become the biggest weapon for professional stock trader who make money in all seasons.
Its not very hard and just by following simple techniques and with practice, you too can learn stock technical analysis and start making money the way other makes.
Imagine the amount of money you have lost in stock market by following others.
Now be your expert, invest in yourself.
Stop following others and learn about technical analysis.
Learn Technical Analysis
Learn why stock market moves in a certain fashion and how we can gain out of it.
First step is to do some homework on it, you will find lots of interesting articles on stock technical analysis.
Best method is to get any technical analysis book as information is organized in a order and delivered to you with examples and other necessary details.
Detailed analysis of candlestick charts and it’s formations.
Technical chart patterns and Trend lines.
Emphasis have been given on explaining concepts by using real time charts and least theory.
Stock Technical Analysis Content
- All the important charts and technical indicators.
- Art of money management.
- Type of charts.
- Candlestick charts in details and its formations.
- Trendlines.
- Reversal Patterns
- Continuation Patterns
- Lagging Indicators
- Leading Indicators
- How to club them together and use them
- How to figure out the entry and exit points.
- How to understand the distinguish between Bull, Bear and Sideways trading market
What Not To Expect From Any Book
No book can make you perfect, it is your responsibility to learn it and more important, practice it.
Other Recommended Books on Technical Analysis
1.Martin Pring’s Complete Guide to Technical Analysis: An Indian Perspective
2.A Begineers Guide How to Profit From Technical Analysis
3. The Technical Analysis Course,Meyers
4. Financial Times Guide to Technical Analysis: How to Trade like a Professional
5. Technical Analysis: Power Tools for Active Investors
Mainak Chatterjee - March 13, 2012 @ 5:46 pm
Please me me the file. I am a beginner in stock market.
akhilendra - March 13, 2012 @ 6:10 pm
i have mailed you, let me know if you don’t get it.
trading-deals.com">Spread Betting - December 31, 2011 @ 2:41 pm
Thanks, this info has been really useful. I have just bought several books on the subject so hopefully they will be a wise investment.
gilgil2 - December 15, 2011 @ 11:31 am
Thank you so much, this is really helpful. I have just started trading and this will be a great help. I opened an account through trading deals.
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choose-your-accountant.co.uk">Alice Williams - December 8, 2011 @ 9:33 am
Technical analysis is very important, and you absolutely must learn how to maintain that level of discipline when you are just starting out.
Ultimately the best investors will be the ones who develop a more natural way of thinking about the markets, and a certain degree of instinctual accuracy, rather than those who stick rigidly to the books — but the books are an excellent start!
~Alice Williams
~chartered accountants
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I’m trying to build up a decent library of books like this, so thanks for the information!
youthfulinvestor.com/what-is-technical-analysis">Technical Analysis - December 4, 2011 @ 6:44 pm
Technical analysis is a tough concept of investing to understand. It is rooted in homework, studying, and discipline. However, becoming a self taught expert is rewarding and a long term investment in yourself. Please visit my link as I have written an article on this as well. John Murphy’s book is the most essential resource on this topic and will replace all others on your book shelf for technical analysis.
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Thanks fro the information!!
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anu dubey - March 22, 2011 @ 4:12 pm
This is a wonderful book. This is my first book on technical analysis and i can actually experience the difference. It has significantly increase my understanding about stock and their movements. Now i take my picks and test with them. I bought this around 2 weeks and i can say it is the most simplest book.
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