The Secret Code of Japanese Candlesticks
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| Rating | : | 4.16 (769 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00KEYABKG |
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| Number of Pages | : | 428 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Felipe Tudela (Paris, France) is a researcher and specialist in technical analysis, as well as President of the Center of Financial Research in Paris.. Using these insights, readers will be able to trade each market phase in accordance with his or her own personal strategy. Candlesticks have gotten a lot of attention lately, but few traders truly know how to use them wisely and profitably. Without the proper context, candlestick charting won't work. With the Great Market Cycle, candlesticks reveal their powerful and simple logic and give traders the insight and context they need to use them successfully. In this book, technical analysis expert Felipe Tudela shares candlestick creator Sokyu Honma's Great Market Cycle theory. A simple guide for using Japanese candlesticks correctly, and profitably
"a variation on the usual approach to tradingmanaging to say something original on the subjecteasy to read and clearly written." (The Technical Analyst, January 2008)
Oooo the Secret! Jesse Livermore A grave disappointment and a waste of my money. Worth maybe $14, not $80. Tudela seems to go to great efforts to explain why his group is the first to discover this secret link My advice - his group find better teachers, cause real traders have known about . This book debunks the usual approach to candlesticks! I have tried each of the five trading setups in this book and they work. To diversify I take 5 stocks per setup. Tudela's discovery is amazingly simple: the original way candlesticks were traded! Candlesticks were meant to be traded within five structures c. "Stating The Obvious" according to StockPicker. If you've read the books from Steve Nison about candlesticks, you'll find nothing in this book. The secrete claimed within come as common sense if you're in this field already. The main point I see is that one should know the game before he jumps in. Candle