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Trading Price Action Reversals Technical Analysis of Price Charts Bar by Bar for the Serious Trader

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ISBN-10: 1118066618

ISBN-13: 9781118066614

Edition: 2011

Authors: Al Brooks, David Markson, Steven Moore

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A trend doesn't last forever and it transitions into either a trend in the opposite direction or into a trading range. When a trend reaches some critical magnet, it stalls and starts to pullback. If the pullback extends too far, traders do not know if the trend will resume or if the market will reverse and then trend in the opposite direction. Because the market often goes very far after a reversal takes place and the protective stop can be very small, the risk reward ratio is excellent and this keeps traders looking for them constantly. There are many types of reversals and each has specific characteristics that traders can use in their trading. There are several other important topics…    
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Book details

List price: $127.95
Copyright year: 2011
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Limited
Publication date: 1/6/2012
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 576
Size: 7.70" wide x 9.40" long x 1.40" tall
Weight: 2.706
Language: English

Acknowledgments
List of Terms Used in This Book
Introduction
Trend Reversals: A Trend Becoming an Opposite Trend
Example of How to Trade a Reversal
Signs of Strength in a Reversal
Major Trend Reversal
Climactic Reversals: A Spike Followed by a Spike in the Opposite Direction
Wedges and Other Three-Push Reversal Patterns
Expanding Triangles
Final Flags
Double Top and Bottom Pullbacks
Failures
Huge Volume Reversals on Daily Charts
Day Trading
Key Times of the Day
Markets
Time Frames and Chart Types
Globex, Premarhet, Postmarket, and Overnight Market
Always In
Extreme Scalping
The First Hour (The Opening Range)
Patterns Related to the Premarket
Patterns Related to Yesterday: Breakouts, Breakout Fullbacks, and Failed Breakouts
Opening Patterns and Reversals
Gap Openings: Reversals and Continuations
Putting It All Together
Detailed Day Trading Examples
Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Charts
Options
The Best Trades: Putting It All Together
Trading Guidelines
About the Author
About the Website
Index