Technical analysis plain and simple
Subtitle: charting the markets in your language
By: Michael N. Kahn
Edition: 2nd ed
Series: Financial Times Prentice Hall books
Publisher: Financial Times Prentice Hall
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Upper Saddle River, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 309
ISBN-13: 9780131345973
Subjects: Investment analysis
Notes: Previous ed.: London: Financial Times Management, 1999

Includes index
Table of contents: title: A few things you'll need to know before you begin; title: Required background; title: What is technical analysis?; title: What is a chart?; title: Jargon you cannot avoid; title: The core of chart analysis; title: Concepts; title: What are supply and demand in the markets?; title: The trend is your friend and so are trendlines; title: See the forest and the trees; title: Chart patterns; title: when the market needs a rest; title: when the market is changing its mind; title: explosions; title: Corrections in perspective; title: Technical analysis in the real world; title: What is there other than price?; title: Volume; title: Time; title: Sentiment; title: Fundamental analysis really is technical analysis; title: Just what makes a stock (bond, commodity) look good?; title: Risk versus reward; title: is this stock really worth it?; title: This isn't brain surgery; title: The actual process of investing; title: Ok now do it!; title: How to know if you are wrong; title: Sometimes being wrong is good; title: When to sell; title: Bear markets; title: A word about your ego; title: Tools and case studies; title: What do I really need to get started?; title: Building your technical toolbox; title: Final advice; title: Case study; title: the perfect world; title: the real world; title: How good is your broker's stock?; title: Further on down the road; title: Introduction to candlesticks; title: Cycles; title: Elliott waves; title: Technical terms you may have heard; title: Debunking the TV analyst; title: Fun with jargon; title: Closing thoughts