Technical Traders Guide to Computer Analysis of the Futures Markets

by Charles Lebeau, David Lucas

With the low cost of modern computer hardware and software combined with the communication of price data via satellite, a new and rapidly expanding market of traders using computers has developed. This essential book bridges the gap between the basic instruction that comes with software programs and what a trader actually needs to know to develop and text profitable futures trading system. With specific information on how to set up and use computer-generated technical studies of the most popular indicators, the book includes: How to build a trading system tailored to the reader's specific need; Practical instruction on how to display and analyze technical information; Advice for developing well disciplined money management and risk control strategies; techniques for monitoring a trading system to detect if something has gone wrong before major losses occur.

Genres: Finance

312 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 1991

Reviews

[Javier Villar]

Many indicators explained from a healthy philosophical outlook.

[Liquidlasagna]

an interesting book on the advanced voodoo theories

with Technical Analysis Weirdos and the dangerous Futures Markets

I wouldn't take it too seriously, but there's interesting stuff in the dry advanced stuff
interesting to see what's been done, and other oddball book recommendations, as well as more interesting books on the topics I think are pure voodoo.

A good book for the flaky and freaky stuff

[Gregory Enrique]

b

[Ushly John]

good book

[Tadas Talaikis]

Two stars for at least mentioning testing and few other important, but not all, things. Otherwise would be1. In overall, dated. Trading using idnicators basically is entering on noise.