Connors also does a good job of mixing strategies for options, futures and stocks to use in a broad variety of market situations. Whatever your favorite approach is, most likely you'll find something of interest here.
Every discussion begins with the premises of whatever method is about to be covered.
Then a short set of rules is listed on how to do the trade. For discretionary traders, Connors often includes a discussion of how the trade can be monitored from a money management point of view. For every strategy, he includes several explanatory charts using recent market action, suggesting you don't have to look far for examples of methods that work. This would have heightened the credibility of the book even more. Another subject the book touches but drops the ball on is the importance of stops, profit targets and exits.