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Chart patterns : after the buy / Thomas Bulkowski.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Bulkowski, Thomas, author.
- Series:
- Wiley trading series.
- Wiley Trading Series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Stocks--Charts, diagrams, etc.
- Commodity futures--Charts, diagrams, etc.
- Investment analysis.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (555 pages) : illustrations, graphs.
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Hoboken, New Jersey : Wiley, 2016.
- Summary:
- Take chart patterns beyond buy triggers to increase profits and make better trades Chart Patterns: After the Buy goes beyond simple chart pattern identification to show what comes next. Author and stock trader Thomas Bulkowski is one of the industry's most respected authorities in technical analysis; for this book, he examined over 43, 000 chart patterns to discover what happens after you buy the stock. His findings are detailed here, to help you select better buy signals, avoid disaster, and make more money. Bulkowski analyzed thousands of trades to identify common paths a stock takes after the breakout from a chart pattern. By combining those paths, he discovered the typical routes a stock takes, which he calls configurations. Match your chart to one of those configurations and you will know, before you buy, how your trade will likely perform. Now you can avoid potentially disastrous trades to focus on the big winners. Each chapter illustrates the behavior of a specific pattern. Identification guidelines help even beginners recognize common patterns, and expert analysis sheds light on the period of the stock's behavior that actually affects your investment. You'll discover ideal buy and sell setups, how to set price targets, and more, with almost 370 charts and illustrations to guide you each step of the way. Coverage includes the most common and popular patterns, but also the lesser-known ones like bad earnings surprises, price mirrors, price mountains, and straight-line runs. Whether you're new to chart patterns or an experienced professional, this book provides the insight you need to select better trades. * Identify chart patterns * Select better buy signals * Predict future behavior * Learn the best stop locations Knowing the pattern is one thing, but knowing how often a stop will trigger and how often you can expect a stock to reach its target price is another matter entirely-and it impacts your trade performance immensely. Chart Patterns: After the Buy is the essential reference guide to using chart patterns effectively throughout the entire life of the trade.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Chapter 1 Big M
- Behavior at a Glance
- Pullbacks
- Busted Tops
- Identification
- Identification Variation
- Buy Setup 1
- Four Sell Setups
- Setup Numbers
- Best Stop Locations
- Configuration Trading
- Downward Breakout Failures
- Measure Rule
- Trading
- Position Traders
- Swing and Day Traders
- Closing Position
- Setup Synopsis
- Chapter 2 Big W
- Throwbacks
- Busted Big W
- Four Buy Setups
- Sell Setup 1
- The Reversal
- Flat Base
- 5% Failures
- Downtrend Reversal Failure
- The Measure Rule
- The Throwback Entry
- Early Entry
- Overhead Resistance
- Launch Price
- Actual Trade
- Chapter 3 Broadening Bottoms
- Throwbacks and Pullbacks
- Busted Bottoms
- Buy Setups by the Numbers
- Sell Setups by the Numbers
- Continuation Patterns
- Zigzag Variation
- Shallow Setup
- Downtrend Retrace
- Sell Setups
- Downtrend Continuation
- Downtrend Failure
- Short Retrace
- Chapter 4 Broadening Tops
- Buy Setups
- Buy Setup 2
- Buy Setup 3
- Sell Setup 2
- Upward Breakout Duds
- Downward Breakouts
- Chapter 5 Double Bottoms
- Throwbacks.
- Busted Bottoms
- Sell Setup
- Flat Base Plunge
- Upward Breakout Failure
- Flat Base Failure
- Chapter 6 Double Tops
- Buy Setup
- Short Retrace in Downtrend
- Double Top Failures
- Busted Uptrend
- V Bottom Failure
- Example
- Weak Quarter
- Chapter 7 Earnings Miss
- Examples
- Example 1: FlIR Systems
- Example 2: Alaska Air
- Example 3: Southwest Airlines
- The Numbers
- Day Traders
- Swing Traders
- Buy-and-Hold Investors
- Trading Examples
- Example 1: Interpublic Group of Companies
- Example 2: Monster Worldwide
- Chapter 8 Flags and Pennants
- Busted Flags
- Sell Configurations
- Avoid Reversals
- Focus on Failures
- Chapter 9 Head-and-Shoulders Bottoms
- ABC Correction
- Nothing to Reverse
- Base Failure
- Neckline Resistance
- Trendline Resistance
- Long Downtrend
- Long Uptrend Ends
- Range Bound
- Setup Synopsis.
- Chapter 10 Head-and-Shoulders Tops
- Failure 1
- Quick Test
- Success 1
- Failure 2
- Failure 3
- Failure 4
- Success 3
- Chapter 11 Measured Move Down
- Measured Move Down Performance
- Upward Breakouts
- Performance Details
- After the Measured Move Down
- Example Trade
- Chapter 12 Measured Move Up
- MMU Performance
- After the Measured Move Up
- Chapter 13 Price Mirrors
- Example 1
- Example 2
- Example 3
- Chapter 14 Price Mountains
- Recovery Statistics
- Recovery Behavior
- Recovery Time
- Trading Price Mountains
- Chapter 15 Rectangles
- Shorting Tips
- Downward Breakout Success
- Downward Breakout Failure
- Upward Breakout Success
- V-Shaped Success
- Continuation Pattern
- Buy and Hold
- Position Trading
- Chapter 16 Reversals and Continuations
- Variations
- Trading Example
- Chapter 17 Straight-Linerun Down.
- Behavior at a Glance
- Performance Statistics
- Configuration Trading: Uptrend Variations
- Double Top Variation
- Mountain Variation
- Downtrend Variations
- Sawtooth Down
- The V-Turn
- Chapter 18 Straight-Line Run Up
- Measured Move Down
- Uptrends
- Excessive Retrace
- Chapter 19 Tops and Bottoms
- Methodology
- Findings
- Valley Performance
- Primary Trend
- Chapter 20 Trends and Countertrends
- Trend and Countertrend Setup
- Bearish Countertrends
- Testing Bearish Countertrends
- Bearish Countertrend Stock Selection
- Size of the Drop
- Shorting Countertrend Stocks
- Bullish Countertrends
- Bullish Countertrend Stock Selection
- Chapter 21 Triangle Apex and Turning Points
- Example 1: AFLAC
- Example 2: Aon
- Example 3: Air Products
- Chapter 22 Triangles, Ascending
- Busted Triangles
- Steady Move Up
- Twin Peak Failure
- Delayed Appearance
- Upward Breakout Failures
- Chapter 23 Triangles, Descending
- Best Stop Locations.
- Configuration Trading
- Bear to Bull
- Lazy Bottom
- Bottom-Fishing
- Twin Peaks
- The Tired Climb
- The Bounce Pause
- Trading Styles
- Chapter 24 Triangles, Symmetrical
- V Bottom
- Chapter 25 Vertical Run Down
- Retrace Findings
- Miscellaneous Statistics
- Retrace
- Bounce High
- Gaps
- Tallest Bar Position
- Configurations
- Trading Tactics
- Trading the Gap
- Chapter 26 Vertical Run Up
- Retrace Low
- Using a Trailing Stop
- Glossary
- Index
- EULA.
- Notes:
- Includes index.
- Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed June 21, 2016).
- ISBN:
- 9781119274926
- 1119274923
- 9781119274919
- 1119274915
- 9781119274933
- 1119274931
- OCLC:
- 951220196
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