TECHNICAL ANALYSIS FOR DUMMIES (FOR DUMMIES (LIFESTYLES PAPERBACK)). A paperback book written by Barbara Rockefeller, published by John Wiley & Sons

Essential Stats

• Pages: 360
• Published: Tuesday 24th February 2004
• Dimensions: 23cm tall, 19cm wide, 3cm thick
• Weight: 431 grams
• Dewey Decimal Number: 332.6
• ISBN: 0764540440
• RRP: £15.99
• Availability at Amazon UK:
  • 24 new books from £9.07
  • 13 used books from £9.84

Technical Analysis for Dummies (For Dummies (Lifestyles Paperback)) Cover

[enlarge]

Tags

• Look Inside!
• For Dummies Store
• General AAS
• Economics
• Technical Analysis
• General AAS
• General AAS
• General AAS
• General AAS
• English
• Paperback
• Regular Size

Reviews

This book is a must for all those wishing to understand trading stocks. Don't trade without reading this book first. You will lose money if you trade without reading this first... guaranteed! I've learn't so much after just reading the first two chapters. If it was easy everyone would be rich trading stocks....only the savvy survive and those who invest in their knowledge before hand. Written in plain English. Even my cat knows what a stop loss is now and so should you! This is your insurance against losing all your money in the markets. Don't say I didn't warn you!

This book is very detailed and very informative. It is superbly written and is easy to understand all the concepts. the author details all concepts and elaborates on more technical variations, their advantages and pitfalls. a very good intro into technical analysis. Could do with some better diagrams in places but not easy to do given they are in black and white.

I have spent hundreds on rubbish technical analysis courses. This includes so much. Very well written and easy to understand. 100/100!! Best book every written on the subject

Having studied techniacl analysis briefly in university, this was an excellent book to get a bit of a refresher. I highly recommend it. Let this be your companion going forward as you study patterns and equity movements.

I have read a few books written for beginners in Forex.
I find this approach to be objective in it's portrayal of what Forex is about.
The Good the Bad and the Ugly are all here.
The responsibility of making a profit is laid squarly on the shoulders of the reader and not hidden behind a "feel good" veil of optimistic b.s.
After reading this book I had a better idea of what it takes to profit in Forex and how much more work I have to do to become familiar enough with the tools of the trade to build an income.

Add your review of Technical Analysis for Dummies (For Dummies (Lifestyles Paperback)) now!

Home | Top 50 Searches

Prices, product names, product images, product measurements, product weights and any other product information provided on Scholr are reference purposes only. Please consult individual retailers for accurate information. Reviews are provided by third parties. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

© DBFCS 2010 onwards. All rights reserved. E&OE

Script by David Fiske

Terms of Usage | Disclaimer | Privacy | Contact