The Master Swing Trader
Tools and Techniques to Profit from Outstanding Short-Term Trading Opportunities
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Word Count
110,750 words, Guess
Page Count
443 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7298654M
- ISBN-139780071363099
- ISBN-100071363092
- OCLC Control Number44732373
- OCLC Control Numberrulesformastersw00farl
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number00062222
- Goodreads257982
- LibraryThing204318
Classifications
- LCCHG6041.F35 2001
Description
Swing trading is gaining popularity as a powerful method to increase returns--and potentially lower risks--by profiting from short-term price moves. The Master Swing Trader explains how traders can use technical analysis, charting, and market sentiment to make trades that hold through price fluctuations and noise with wider stops. This complete, practical guide to making profitable short-term trades--based on the author's popular "Mastering the Trade" online course--uses dozens of charts and graphs to illustrate proven swing trading concepts and strategies. Experienced day, position, and online traders will benefit immediately from: - The 7 Bells u unique tools to uncover promising short-term prospects - Techniques to profit from low-risk short sales - The 4 repeating cycles for perfectly timed trades
First Sentence
Swing traders must compete against the best-informed crowd in history.
Excerpt
Swing traders must compete against the best-informed crowd in history.
Description
"Today's top market players understand that our "efficient" markets are actually highly inefficient, driven by insiders with hidden agendas and an irrational pack mentality that has little to do with underlying value. Fortunately, this constant imbalance generates repeated, high-probability trade setups - and Alan Farley's The Master Swing Trader reveals how you can find and profit from these difficult-to-spot opportunities before they disappear.". "Farley's system is based on Pattern Cycles - shifting market stages that repeat in an orderly, predictable process through all price charts and time frames. These classic Pattern Cycles: describe the machine language within market opportunity; reveal the origin of the trade setup; explain how to capitalize on inefficiency through every bull and bear phase; show exactly where to uncover consistent profit opportunities; offer natural methods to shift tactics quickly as conditions change; and predict the impact of the emotional crowd on trend, range, and price development.". "The Master Swing Trader will help you apply Pattern Cycles to your advantage, over and over again. By encompassing virtually all market action, and revealing how price moves in a highly predictable manner, its powerful tools will give you the edge you need to take other people's money before they take yours."--BOOK JACKET.
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