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Japanese Candlestick Charting - Second Edition| Media: | Hardcover | | Author: | Steve Nison | | Publisher: | Prentice Hall Press | | Release date: | 30 October, 2001 | | List price: | $100.00 |
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Best Charting Book on my shelf. |
Nison's book showed me all the classic reversal patterns that a chart forms. This book doesn't make you an expert trader, it only introduces the patterns that indicate reversals. It doesn't cover all the indicators that are based on price and volume, like MACD, ADX, RSI Bollingers and all that, it looks only at the price patterns formed by the candles.
This book is well worth the price, but buy "Trading for a Living" and "Market Wizards" to pick up the "Why" behind price movement. |
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Outstanding |
This book not only offers a down-to-earth, easy to follow approach to technical trading with candlesticks, it also offers an in-depth history of the practice in a nicely bound and easy-to-read package.
THe proof is in the puddding; this book has helped me to be a more disciplined and profitable trader in any market, from the NYSE to the FOREX. |
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Good introduction to Japanese candlestick charting |
Very good introduction to the candlestick charting technique commonly used in Asian. The concepts are digested information from the author allowing Western readers to be able to understand the basics in a Westerner point of view.
The book start with the difference between candlestick charting and the classic bar charting. Then proceed to explain various candlestick patterns in detail. One unique feature of this book comes in the second half of the book when technical indicators and other technical analysis techniques are blended together with candlestick analysis. That gives a framwork for beginners to understand the importance of multiple confirmation in technical signals.
The only drawback of this book is that the explanation of the candlesticks are really distilled information based on the author's personal usage experience. Thus if you find this book expanded your mind in technical analysis using candlesticks, then you should look for books written by various Japanese technical analyst on the subject as they can provide more insightful usage of candlesticks.
In short, this book is the only introductory text covering candlestick chart at the time it was written and it does a good job at guiding its readers to learn the basics of this charting style.
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