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The Adam Theory of Markets by J. Welles Wilder
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    • Product code: 9480
    • ISBN: 9997619730, ISBN13: 9789997619730, 132 pages, hardback
      Published by Trend Research on 1987
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    Description of The Adam Theory of Markets

    Adam Theory shows why many of the concepts that traders hold dear are doomed to failure. When you have read Adam Theory, you will never see markets in the same way again.

    Adam is a bottom-line kind of thing. It's about what works, only. It may seem that it's not fancy enough or complicated enough, but that is a function of what it's about. You see, it's not about what should work or about what seems impressive. It's about one thing only - what really, actually works. And that happens to be exceedingly simple, not nearly complicated enough to be impressive.

    But if we think about it, we're really only interested in one thing: What works? What matters in market is profit. Everything else is perhaps interesting, but not important.

    Contents of The Adam Theory of Markets

    1. Adam is...
    2. A Fairy Tale
    3. To Succeed in Markets We Must .....
    4. There really is a lot less trading than meets the eye
    5. What Matters in Markets? - Price
    6. 'Is' versus 'Should'
    7. Avoid Arbitrariness
    8. Trading Systems
    9. What Matters in Markets? - Trend
    10. What is a Trend
    11. What is the Most Basic Form of repetition?
    12. What does Exact repetition Lead To?
    13. What Leads to the Greatest Symmetry?
    14. Projecting The Second Reflection
    15. Constructing the Second Reflection Chart the Easy Way
    16. What does the Prediction Contain?
    17. Which Markets to Trade?
    18. Review of Market Selection
    19. How about Tops and Bottoms?
    20. The Most Important Statement About Markets
    21. Let Your Profits Run
    22. What if we get Stopped Out?
    23. Discipline
    24. Review of Adam Theory
    25. When do we Enter a Trade
    26. Market Example - Eastman Kodak
    27. Recap of the First Example
    28. The Ten Trading Rules
    29. The Ten Rules Expanded
    30. Market Example - Eastman Kodak
    31. Market Example - Coffee
    32. Visualisation
    33. The Playful Commodity Trader
    Appendix


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