All About Market Indicators
(McGraw-Hill, 2010)Why did professional trader and Market Wizard Linda Raschke move completely out of the stock market three days before a major crash? And what motivated Fred Hickey, a Barron's Roundtable participant and editor of a monthly investment newsletter, to send out an alert to his subscribers three months before an October crash? And why did economist Bernard Baumohl recommend going long in the midst of one of the greatest recessions since the Great Depression?
Is it luck or is it really possible to forecast what the market will do next? By the time you finish All About Market Indicators, you'll have an answer when these traders reveal how they knew.
In this easy-to-read book written for beginners, you will also learn from the people who created some of the most popular indicators including Richard Arms, Larry Williams, Gerald Appel, John Bollinger, Dr. Van Tharp, Ken Fisher, Thomas DeMark, and William O'Neil.
You will also learn:
1. How to use sentiment indicators to monitor the psychology of the market
2. How to use numerical indicators that reveal which stocks are advancing or declining
3. How to understand technical indicators and read their signals
4. How traders anticipate market direction
5. The importance of price and volume
The purpose of this book is to teach you how to use market indicators to help anticipate which direction the market or stocks may move in the future.
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