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	Swing Trading For Dummies Omar Bassal For Dummies, 2008 - 360 pages average customer review:based on 17 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Want to know the strategies of successful swing trading? This friendly guide covers the ins and outs of this risky but profitable investing approach, explaining all the basics in plain English. You'll see how to use the two investment approaches - technical and fundamental analysis - to indentify promising securities in strongly trending markets. In addition, this guide covers how to calculate investment returns and, most important, how to manage your portfolio's risk. Learn from a highly experienced trader, analyst, and portfolio manager - the author shares his insider knowledge Understand often overlooked topics such as money management, journal keeping, and strategy planning - key areas that will largely determine your success Focus on the fundamentals - often overlooked by swing traders, fundamental analysis can increase your chance of success Determine your entry and exit points with technical analysis - read charts, apply indicators, and compare markets Evaluate companies with fundamental analysis - grasp the basics of financial statements and the criteria to screen for undervalued or overvalued stocks Develop and implement your trading plan - outline what you trade and how often, decide your risk tolerance, and calculate your performance

Open the book and find: The differences among swing trading, day trading, and buy-and-hold investing The pros and cons of technical and fundamental analysis A step-by-step anatomy of a trade A wealth of charts and screenshots Real-world examples of swing trading successes The 10 deadly sins of swing trading - avoid at all costs! Sample trading plans Useful resources for navigating data

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Swing Trading Simplified

Swing Trading For Dummies by Omar Bassal is a very well-written treatise on the subject of swing trading . Comprehension level is very comfortable.


A masterpiece!

This book is not for Day Traders or long term investors (mutual fund investors). A substancial amount of capital is required. However, if you are willing to DO THE WORK, because there is work to be done; this is it. Mr. Omar Bassal tells it straight through. Basically, you are concerned about the direction of the equity and the amount of "TORQUE" or lack of, behind the movement. Great book!


best book till now

i hv read some books on stocks.but i could't make sense of tecnical analysis or charting.but this book made me feel that some methods in trading really work.a very honest work.

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Swing Trading advice

I thought this book covered the basics really well. After bringing you up to speed with the jargon of this particular method, it gave some good detail and examples on how this approach works in the real world. I enjoyed the book and found it useful. My goal was to have the book help be use my knowledge of Japanese Candlesticks to help me make successful trades. The person that wrote this book has some really good experience as a swing trader.


To imporve your short-term trading

I was a little nervous as I bought the book since I did not have a good experience with dummies' books. But this one please me greatly. I have learned a lot, especially on the 4 or 9 days moving adv. The risk management section was very good as well. But it is still nowhere come near to "Trading for a living" by Alexander Elder. But I will still suggest anyone to read this book if he or she is serious in improving his or her skill in trading. Not an entry book on stock market, though.

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