Analyzing Bar Charts for Profit: Technical Analysis As an Aid to Decision Making for the 1990s and Beyond

Magee, John

ISBN 10: 0793115191 / ISBN 13: 9780793115198

Published by Dearborn Trade Pub, 1995

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Analyzing Bar Charts for Profit: Technical Analysis As an Aid to Decision Making for the 1990s and Beyond
• Publisher: Dearborn Trade Pub
• Publication Date: 1995
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0793115191
• ISBN 13: 9780793115198
• Binding: hardcover
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

The study of market action using daily charts and other market indicators has been a popular investing tool around the globe. Analyzing Bar Charts for Profit will help you master this technical approach to stock analysis, putting you on a level playing field with the top professionals.
Written by the internationally renowned trading expert John Magee, this new book provides the most concise explanation of the technical process ever written. Here, Magee reveals the secrets to understanding how charting a trend will make or save you thousands of dollars. You also will find out how stocks typically behave, when to buy, when to sell, when to enter stop orders, and how you can improve your investment performance.
This book also explains how the business affairs of a company and all political or market forces, such as interest rates and tax rates, might affect the economy and the market price for the company's stock. And because investors are always considering future expectations as well as present conditions, the charts paint a picture of what the entire investing public looks for in the future.
By knowing how to use charts to monitor a stock's activity, you will be able to identify the relationship between the price action of the stock and its value. And, most importantly, you can use this new understanding to temper emotional responses to unexpected or unwelcome developments and to protect your position from those impulses.

About the Author

John Magee was the founder of John Magee, Inc.