Continuation patterns, head and shoulders, necklines, pennants, trendlines, candlestick charts - 'Oh no!' another financial book full of jargon and incomprehensible terminology. Actually, not so. This book is very different to most others on the subject.
It is written by an expert who has the ability to explain his subject in jargon-free, plain English. Just sample the pages inside and you will see a large number of illustrations and small amounts of words. You will be able to work out, and master, the subject quite simply by following David Charters' step-by-step guide.
At the end of the quiz structured on three levels so that you can monitor your own progress. It is a very practical guide giving you the opportunity to work things out.
Charting - or technical analysis as it is often known - is an invaluable guide to making better stockmarket decisions. It is a system used by an increasing number of the UK's half million active private investors, as well as City professionals.
It provides a step-by-step guide to charting, all illustrated with worked examples, so enabling the reader to master the subject. The chapter 'A Day in the Life of a Technical Analyst' brings the whole subject alive and at the end of the book there is a quiz which will help readers confirm their understanding of the subject. Charters on Charting will become a 'classic' for private investors as well as many professionals who want to understand fully all the principles.