Author: Jake Bernstein
Publisher: McGraw Hill Professional
Published: 2010-12-31
Total Pages: 241
ISBN-13: 0071663894
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THE BOOK DAY TRADERS RELY ON TO CAPTURE PROFITS AND LOWER RISK Since The Compleat Day Trader was first published, the tools available to day traders have become incomparably more efficient and effective, thereby dramatically increasing your chances of success. On the flip side, day trading is much riskier and faster paced than ever before. Staying current isn't an option for the serious day trader--it's an absolute necessity. Jake Bernstein has revamped his bestselling guide, The Compleat Day Trader, to bring you fully up to date on his trading model, methods, and indicators, all of which are designed to help you take advantage of dramatically increased volatility in the global stock, futures, and forex markets. In order to generate profits consistently, you need to define your intraday time frames, implement a specific trading model, and develop objective and operational procedures. The Compleat Day Trader walks you through these critical processes step by step to help you execute with focus, logic, and objectivity--no matter how volatile the markets may be. Bernstein’s powerful and clear tools are designed to give you the advantage you'll need. Learn about his: MA Channel Swing Trade with Triggers and Setups MAC Patterns and Signals Power Momentum Day-Trade Formula MACD Divergence Setups and Triggers Gap Day-Trade Method Profit-Maximizing Strategies Media Day-Trade Strategy For fifteen years, traders around the world have been relying on The Compleat Day Trader to help them achieve the highest possible levels of performance. Bernstein presents trading tools and methods that are clear and objective, unlike the mythical, magical, or subjective tools that are so common these days. This refreshed, updated edition of The Compleat Day Trader provides you with the knowledge you need to make handsome profits while lowering your exposure--so you can rise to the top echelon of day traders.
