Stock Patterns for Day Trading

Rudd, Barry

ISBN 10: 0934380570 / ISBN 13: 9780934380577

Published by Wasendorf & Associates Inc, 1999

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Dust jacket in good condition. Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. DJ has light edge wear with scuffing and curling as well as smudging. Boards have light shelf rubbing with scuffing and bumping. Binding is tight. Endpages have light smudging. Page edges have light age-toning and foxing with smudging. Interior pages are unmarked. Secure packaging for safe delivery. 2.7. Seller Inventory # 1669081851

Bibliographic Details

Title: Stock Patterns for Day Trading

Publisher: Wasendorf & Associates Inc

Publication Date: 1999

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Good

Dust Jacket Condition: Good

About this title

Synopsis:

In Stock Patterns for Day Trading 2, Barry Rudd describes the strategies used by a professional stock trader in his own trading. The collection of trading patterns it describes and the trading strategies and tactics it teaches provide a valuable course of instruction on short term, swing and day trading in individual stocks.

This manual will prove valuable to short term stock traders who seek to make their living from short term price swings. Overview: 1) Primary Trading Strategies: a) Wide Range Days, with Extreme Close, b) Reversal Setups, c) Consolidation Breakout, d) More 5 Minute Bar Patterns, e) Profit Targets, f) Fading, g) Filtering, h) Congestion, and i) Daily Bars of Indecision. 2) Supporting Tools and Tactics: a) Market Index Behavior, b) Time of Day and c) The Ticker & Choosing Your Basket of Stocks. 3) Real-World Trade Analysis and Money Management: a) Trend Trading vs Scalping, b) Trade Analysis, c) Risk/Reward Ration & Scalping, and d) Money Management. 4) The Psychology and Discipline of Day Trading (formerly a separate manual of 25 pages).

About the Author:

Barry Rudd, a native of Dallas, graduated with a BS in Psychology at Texas A&M University. He worked in the area of pharmaceutical sales after college. Over a ten-year period, he traded stocks, options and futures on a part-time and finally a full-time basis, as a private investor. He currently day trades stocks, primarily NASDAQ issues, for a living. He has studied all forms of technical analysis and has found that: "Simplicity is your friend. I rely primarily upon specific daily and intraday price patterns to trade."