Technical analysis explained
Subtitle: the successful investor's guide to spotting investment trends and turning points
By: Martin J. Pring
Edition: Fifth edition.
Published: 2014
Language: eng
Number of pages: 797
ISBN-13: 9780071825177; 9789814599856
Subjects: Investment analysis
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 767-771) and index.
Table of contents: title: Part I: Trend-determining techniques. The definition and interaction of trends; title: Financial markets and the business cycle; title: Dow theory; title: Typical parameters for intermediate trends; title: How to identify support and resistance zones; title: Trendlines; title: Basic characteristics of volume; title: Classic price patterns; title: Smaller price patterns and gaps; title: One- and two-bar price patterns; title: Moving averages; title: Envelopes and Bollinger bands; title: Momentum I: basic principles; title: Momentum II: individual indicators; title: Momentum III: individual indicators; title: Candlestick charting; title: Point and figure charting; title: Miscellaneous techniques for determining trends; title: The concept of relative strength; title: Putting the indicators together: the DJ transports 1990-2001; title: Part II: Market structure. Price: the major averages; title: Price: sector rotation; title: Time: analyzing secular trends for stocks, bonds, and commodities; title: Time: cycles and seasonal patterns; title: Practical identification of cycles; title: Volume II: volume indicators; title: Market breadth; title: Part III: Other aspects of market analysis. Indicators and relationships that measure confidence; title: The importance of sentiment; title: Integrating contrary opinion and technical analysis; title: Why interest rates affect the stock market; title: Using technical analysis to select individual stocks; title: Technical analysis of international stock markets; title: Automated trading systems; title: Checkpoints for identifying primary stock market peaks and troughs.