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Description of Trading by the Minute

Trading by the Minute (for futures traders) is one of the most popular books on intraday trading ever written. It has become a legend in its time. This is a book that is a "must read" for online daytrading. In Trading by the Minute, Joe Ross reveals his major, minor, and intermediate intraday trading signals. He shows you exactly what they are, and explains why they are important. He emphasizes the how, why, and when of stop loss and profit protecting stop placement.

You will learn about hedging your positions, how to deal with floor traders, and your advantages over them. Joe reveals several methods for identifying a trend before anyone else sees that it is happening. He calls it "identifying a trend while it is still in the birth canal." If you are an online electronic daytrader, you will refer to this book time and time again. Daytrading the stock indices, and online trading of the E-mini S&P 500 stock index are Joe's specialties. He has taught thousands how to daytrade. Learn his tricks and inside information from this book, which contains well over 400 pages.

Title Information

ISBN:

9789768108258

Pages:

444 pages

Format:

Hardback

Product Code:

4760

Publisher:

Ross Trading Inc.

Published:

30/11/-0001

Edition:

4th Edition

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Contents of Trading by the Minute

1. The Truth is the Truth: Definition of Day trading; A Brief Comparison; The Similarities; The Differences

2. Trade Selection

3. Major Entry Signals

4. Intermediate Entry Signals

5. Minor Entry Signals

6. Stops: Protective Stops; Objective Stops

7. Ordering: Entry Orders; Exit Orders

8. Housekeeping

9. Brokers and Commissions

10. A Trading Plan: Approach; Staying Alive; Staying in the Water; Plan the Work - Work the Plan; The Plan; I Want It My Way

11. Filtering the Trade

12. Risk and Money Management

13. Congestions are Important

14. Mind-Set

15. Search Out the Best

16. The Third Contract Set

17. Strategy and Tactics: Continuation Trading; Reversal Trading; Gaps; First Break vs Second Break

18. Trading the Minor Entry Signal

19. Trading logic

20. Concrete Examples

21. Finding the Trend

22. Fifteen Minute Trading

23. The Reversal Bar and Others: Using Average Volatility for a Stop Loss; Sagging Tops and Rising Bottoms; Segment Counting

24. Turning Day Trades into Position Trades

25. Sixty Minute Daytrading

26. S&P Trading

27. Something Old - Something New: Identifying Congestion; Identifying Trends

28. Full Circle: The Floor, Cup with Handle, Hedging, Protective Stops, Fibonacci Fallacy, Capital Preservation, Heads and Shoulders, I Trade what I See