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Ponsi Ed. Technical Analysis and Chart Interpretations
Additional Praise for Technical Analysis and Chart Interpretations
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS AND CHART INTERPRETATIONS
INTRODUCTION: THE JOURNEY
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
PART I. THE FOUNDATION OF TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
CHAPTER 1. Why Technical Analysis?
CHAPTER 2. The Language of Trading
CHAPTER 3. The Cornerstone
CHAPTER 4. The Dow Theory
PART II. KEY CONCEPTS OF TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
CHAPTER 5. Common Types of Charts
CHAPTER 6. Support and Resistance
CHAPTER 7. Trends and Trend Lines
CHAPTER 8. Volume
CHAPTER 9. Gaps
PART III. PRICE PATTERNS
CHAPTER 10. Reversal Chart Patterns
CHAPTER 11. Continuation Patterns
CHAPTER 12. Additional Chart Patterns
PART IV. CANDLESTICK PATTERNS
CHAPTER 13. Candlestick Charting Patterns
CHAPTER 14. Continuation and Indecision Candlestick Patterns
PART V. FIBONACCI
CHAPTER 15. Fibonacci Trading Techniques
PART VI. TECHNICAL INDICATORS
CHAPTER 16. Moving Averages
CHAPTER 17. Moving Average Envelopes and Bollinger Bands
CHAPTER 18. Oscillators
CHAPTER 19. Average True Range (ATR)
CHAPTER 20. Complex Indicators
PART VII. OSCILLATORS
CHAPTER 21. Point and Figure Charting
PART VIII. ATR, ADX, AND PSAR
CHAPTER 22. Cycles and Tendencies
PART IX. CYCLES
CHAPTER 23. Sentiment Indicators
PART X. POINT AND FIGURE CHARTING
CHAPTER 24. Psychological Aspects of Technical Analysis
CHAPTER 25. Understanding Bubbles
CHAPTER 26. Trading versus Reality
PART XI. ODDS AND ENDS
CHAPTER 27. Unconventional Patterns
CHAPTER 28. Combining Technical and Fundamental Analysis
PART XII. BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
CHAPTER 29. Final Thoughts on Technical Analysis
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How did technical analysis become a part of my journey? It started with my first job interview in the financial services field, which was for a position as a stockbroker.
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Once again, it was a case of total immersion. I'd catch a train before dawn, always clutching a book and a copy of Investor's Business Daily. Eventually, one of those books would be Confessions of a Street Addict by legendary hedge fund manager Jim Cramer. Years later, I'd work with Jim and even merit a brief mention in one of his books.
I saw the same faces every morning on the train. Every day, a young man and an older man would board the train together, and I'd overhear them discussing technical analysis. The older gent was an experienced arbitrage trader, and the kid was a college athlete who was just getting started in the business. Every day, we'd discuss indicators and other technical concepts. Years later, we would all work together at a midtown Manhattan trading firm.
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