Integrated Technical Analysis [Hardback]by Ian CopseyThis book is OUT OF PRINT You may be able to find a copy at ABE Books Description of Integrated Technical AnalysisIntegrated Technical Analysis Technical Analysis is usually learned as a series of unconnected and often conflicting techniques. In this groundbreaking book, Ian Copsey demonstrates how a combination of Elliott Wave, cycles and momentum analysis can be integrated to provide a set of signals leading to more powerful forecasts. Both private and professional investors can have difficulty in selecting and synthesizing various technical tools. Integrated Technical Analysis shows how different ideas can be integrated on multiple time frames to enhance the overall process and provide a more solid forecasting platform. The author′s ideas have been developed over many years. Copsey′s knowledge of the markets and his trading experience ensures that the book abounds with practical trading examples, numerous charts and a down–to–earth view of market activity. A must read for anyone looking to broaden their conceptual knowledge of the subject and to fine–tune their analysis of the market. "There is a real lack of easily accessible and practical books on using Elliott Wave Theory in combination with basic technical analysis. The essential concept of the book is a valuable contribution to the subject. It also fills a void, in that it deals at length with practical aspects." –Colin Nicholson President Australian Technical Analysts AssociationTitle Information
Press and Industry Reviews'There is a real lack of accessible and practical books on using Elliott Wave Theory in combination with basic technical analysis. This book fills that void.'Colin Nicholson, Australian Technical Analysts Association Write a review of this book Customer Reviews from AmazonAbout Ian CopseyIAN COPSEY has spent over 16 years in financial markets, gaining experience in the London head office foreign exchange trading room of Barclays Bank before being transferred to Hong Kong as Senior Manager of the Treasury sales desk. In 1993 he moved to Tokyo to work for Dow Jones Telerate as a specialist in technical analysis, instructing the company′s client base in a variety of analysis techniques including momentum analysis, cycle analysis and Elliott Wave. He is a speaker on the international Telerate Seminar tours and has also delivered seminars on technical analysis and system design in a number of Asian cities. In 1998 he became Regional Manager for technical analysis for Bridge Information Systems after their purchase of Dow Jones Telerate.Contents of Integrated Technical Analysis1. Chart Construction and Basic Price BehaviourThe Line Chart the Bar Chart Bar Chart versus Line Chart Time Periods for bar Charts Basic Price Behaviour Trendlines on Volatile Markets 2. Moving Averages Simple Moving Average Weighted Moving Average Exponential Moving Average Smoothed or Running Moving Average Double Smoothed Moving Average Displaced Moving Average Moving Average Strategies 3. Momentum Indicators Momentum Relative Strength Index Stochastics Moving Average Convergence and Divergence Parabolic Moving Average Envelopes Bollinger bands Average Directional Index 4. Manipulating Pre-Programmed Momentum Indicators Momentum Relative Strength Index Stochastics Moving Average Convergence and Divergence Relative Spread Strength Standard Deviation Bands Momentum Bands 5. The Elliott Wave Principle The Basic Wave Structure The Complex Structure Unbreakable Rules Extending Waves Extending Fifth Waves Elliott's Guidelines Corrective Wave Structures Further Complex Corrections 6. Elliott Wave: Pitfalls and Tips Basic Tips 7. Cycle Analysis Cyclic Principles Translation Detrending Recognising Cycle Peaks 8. Cycles: Hints and Tips Applying the Wrong Cycle Length Cycle Lows and Corrections Exercise Caution During Periods where Longer-Term Cycles are Reversing Strongly Cycle Positions during Triangles 9. Integrating Technical Analysis Techniques Conclusion Index |
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