For those interested in day trading and short-term trading in futures, this classic 1950 work is an indispensable reference. The 3-Day Method (a.k.a. The Book Method) described therein, maintains that markets move in a three-day cycle that can be tracked by measuring rallies and declines. Linda Bradford Raschke highly recommends this book and the principles it teaches. Table of Contents: Chapter 1: How the Market Trend is Made Chapter 2: How to Make Up a Trading Book Chapter 3: Uses for the Columns and Marks Chapter 4: The Symbols as Trend Indicators Chapter 5: A Buying Day Chapter 6: A Buying Day Low Violation Chapter 7: A Selling Day Chapter 8: A Short Sale Day Chapter 9: A Short Sale at High of Buying Day Made First Chapter 10: Failures to Penetrate Chapter 11: The Trend Line and Trading Areas-Market Trends Chapter 12: Limit Day Moves Chapter 13: The Three Day Swing Method Chapter 14: The Investor and Swing Trader Chapter 15: Pertinent Points Many illustrated plates and cuts

The Taylor Trading Technique

Taylor, George D.

Traders Press, Inc.

Quoted from Robert Miner's Dynamic Trading Analysis Report, Pesavento has been trading for 30 years. Today, he is primarily a day trader. His new book is well focused and organized. The bulk of the book describes a limited number of high probability patterns which coincide with clusters of Fib price projections that provide the short-term trader with high probability and low capital exposure trade set-ups. These trade set-ups are equally valuable for intermediate term traders as well. The short-term set-ups can also be used to enter for an intermediate term position. 
Quote from 1997 Supertrader's Almanac, Larry Pesavento presents a very persuasive argument that such patterns not only exist, but that the patterns can be profitably employed when they exhibit both the correct form and the form is in the correct proportions.

Fibonacci Ratios With Pattern Recognition

Business & Money

Pesavento, Larry

Shapiro, Steven

Investing

Are You an MACD Expert Yet? If not, you can be soon! Our latest publication is the definitive reference on this widely followed yet little understood technical indicator. MACD (Moving Average Convergence-Divergence) is a highly effective and practical trend-following indicator which is widely available on most technical analysis software programs. Traders and investors with this indicator at their disposal would be well advised to learn as much as they can about it and how to use it to improve their trade timing and selection. This comprehensive guide to MACD is a one-of-a-kind one-stop reference that will prove a valuable addition your trading library. It includes a bullet point summary overview of MACD, a detailed bibliography detailing all known references and articles relating to MACD, with annotation showing unique points covered in each source, and a major research report on MACD written by and originally published by Gerald Appel (and priced at $50 for this report alone). This report, written by the originator of this indicator, is the most definitive and in-depth material available on MACD. It alone is worth far more than the modest price of this booklet.

Understanding MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)

Gerald Appel

Edward Dobson

RSI: Logic, Signals &amp; Time Frame Correlation explores the new RSI analysis method developed by options trader, Walter Baeyens. His Time Frame Correlation examines contradictory RSI signals that occur in different time frames and offers a logical interpretation. Complete with descriptive analogies and illustrative charts, this book offers a method for 3-D vision through multiple time frame RSI picture analysis.

RSI: Logic, Signals & Time Frame Correlation

Wayne Baeyens

Understanding Gaps is part of an ongoing series of publications of Traders Press Inc®. Each book in this series is intended to provide traders with an up-close look at a topic which has had little in depth coverage in other trading related literature...and to provide a source of additional information as well as a listing of other sources and articles from which the reader may learn more about the topic covered. The idea for this latest addition to our Understanding... series was born when I had the pleasure of meeting Scott Andrews at the New York Traders Expo in February 2008. It became readily apparent from our conversation there that he had spent a great deal of time and effort studying opening gaps, a topic about which I had seen little written and which I felt would of great interest and value to fellow traders. In my opinion, Scott, The Gap Guy , is one of the world s foremost experts on gaps and how they might be profitably traded. It is our hope that his research and comments on gaps will help you to advance your skills and knowledge as a trader, and will prove a valuable resource to your trading library. Edward Dobson

Understanding Gaps

Scott Andrews

"God gave men two ends - one to sit on and one to think with. Ever since then, man's success or failure has been dependent on the one he used most." The secret of being a successful Couch Potato student is in knowing when to use which end. Unfortunately, when God created the two ends, he forgot to include instructions. That's why I've been writing my Couch Potato Trader column for the last six years and why I've compiled my wisdom into these hallowed pages. Trading is an equal opportunity vocation. It doesn't matter if you're Shaquille O'Neal or Mini Me, Fat Albert or Twiggy, Jack Welch or Jack Kevorkian. The point that I'm making is that trading is a skill that anyone (almost) can learn and have for the rest of your life. All you need is a computer, a little bankroll, a willingness to learn - and, of course, a teaspoon of common sense and a tablespoon of self-discipline. If you don't have these qualities, McDonalds is always looking for good people. Would you like fries with that? I was a rebellious kid (does that surprise you?). My parents wanted me to be anything with a tie - doctor, lawyer, broker, etc. I would go to any lengths to prove that I could be successful by using my head and not a three-piece suit. Me? In a tie? I get dressed up for two things - to marry people and to bury people (weddings and funerals). I did it my way. I learned - by reading, by listening and (unfortunately) by a lot of expensive trial and error. But I persevered and I made it. I'm not wealthy by financial standards, though I'm not worried where my next meal is coming from. Why? Because I've learned how to consistently take little chunks out of the market. Those who have attended my two-day advanced seminars, have an excellent grasp of these concepts. I've paid my dues. Hopefully, my dues will cover some of the mistakes you would otherwise make. Unfortunately, human natures tells us that, despite what you read, the lessons that you'll learn from are the most expensive ones. I'm often asked about my method of selecting trades and trading vehicles. Fortunately, I'm better at selecting trades than wives. Wives may come and go, but bills are always going to be there. So, unless you want to know how I pick out wives (which might be good for a few laughs), let's procees with the stock/index selection process. Actually, Lydia (my third) has been a blessing. I think I finally got it right. A Place To Start Examine the strategies in your arsenal. In this book, you'll find a variety of strategies - primarily non-directional. Ask yourself: Which strategies do you know thoroughly? Which strategies do you know how to enter and monitor? Do you know when and how to exit? Do you know how to fix the trade if it goes bad? Do you know when to cut your losses and move on? Each strategy has its own set of answers to the above questions. If you're confident that you can handle all of the above in one or more strategies, you're probably ready to proceed.

Option Profits The Naked Truth Profit Using Little Known Conservative Non-Directional Strategies Used by Option Pros

Mike Parnos

Finance

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