Study Guide to Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets: A Comprehensive Guide to Trading Methods and Applications (New York Institute of Finance S) 2nd Edition

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This is by far the best book I have read on trading. I have purchased about a dozen different books ranging in price. This is the most in depth book on trading. This book includes the contents of the 11 other books I have purchased plus some.If you are a beginner and want to know how to trade stocks this is the book for you. Many books on amazon get great reviews and then I read the book and I am extremely disappointed. This book is not that book. BUY IT

The study guide is invaluable but you have to be prepared that the charts are jpgs from the 90s and ~1% of the answer sheet is wrong. I'm going to assume the errors were introduced during OCR of the paperback. Nothing you can't work around if you truly understood the study material.

Thanks. Delivered speedily. Wide coverage of concepts and techniques but lacks depth. The examples, especially of charts and moving averages, are seriously lacking. Overall, a good general book covering basic concepts. Though this book should not be a technical trader's last stop.

If you want to know about the market behaviour or you want to know how to make a good investment decision based on charts, this is the book for you. Combine it with Marketsmith and you are set. Imagine I picked up Futu at $49 and it went all the way upto $189. Also stocks like Fiverr international, Inmode, Yeti. They aren't big names like MSFT and Appl but they have the tail wind. Learn and earn that is the mantra.

This was such a great book. It explains everything very well and it is also very comprehensive. I liked it a lot.

There needs to be some serious peer review for this workbook. 1) there are no instructions for the “challenges” or quizzes that tell you some of the matching quiz answers will be duplicated. 2) in lesson 3. The answer key says that a tentative trendline is #17 or “identifiable only after a significant move in the market. And when you go back to the text from the actual book, it says a tentative trendline needs a 3rd point to be validated.If you’re serious about learning from the book, just stick to the text. Unfortunately this version of the workbook can’t be used as a tool to help retain this information