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Description of The Trading Rule That Can Make You Rich

Discusses a simple but effective method for timing market entry, based on a technique used by the legendary W.D. Gann, who said of this method, You can make a fortune by following this one rule alone! Incorporates a technical trading rule which utilizes a consistently repetitive pattern of market behavior. Applies to all markets and all time periods, whether short term (intraday), immediate, or long term.

Many traders have called or written months after reading this book and advised that it has been the most helpful single book they have ever read to help improve their trading.

Title Information

ISBN:

9780934380034

Pages:

66 pages

Format:

Hardback

Product Code:

1805

Publisher:

Traders Press

Published:

01/01/1970

Edition:

3rd Edition

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About Edward Dobson

Edward Dobson was born in California and raised in South Carolina. At age 12, his father instilled in him an interest for investing in stocks. This became a life long passion, which came to encompass trading in securities, options and futures.

After college and military duty, he was a broker with Smith Barney and Paine Webber for 23 years, specializing in options and futures. In 1992, he left the brokerage business to devote full time to his publishing business, Traders Press (founded in 1975), and to trading. He is currently an active trader and still active in his business.

Edward Dobson is the president and sole owner of Traders Press, Inc.

Contents of The Trading Rule That Can Make You Rich

Foreword

1. I Read it But I Didn't Believe It

2. What Did it Take Me to Listen

3. It's Been Around For a Long Time

4. It's an Art... Not a Science

5. PEPS: The Precise Entry Point System

6. The World's Simplest Trading System

7. Too Bad PEPS isn't PEEPS

8. OK, So It Works... But WHY?

9. Will Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth?

10. So You Think it's only 20/20 Hindsight?

11. Help!

12. Recommended Reading

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