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High Probability Trading Strategies: Entry to Exit Tactics for the Forex, Futures, and Stock Markets

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In High Probability Trading Strategies , author and well-known trading educator Robert Miner skillfully outlines every aspect of a practical trading plan–from entry to exit–that he has developed over the course of his distinguished twenty-plus-year career. The result is a complete approach to trading that will allow you to trade confidently in a variety of markets and time frames. Written with the serious trader in mind, this reliable resource details a proven approach to analyzing market behavior, identifying profitable trade setups, and executing and managing trades–from entry to exit.

288 pages, Hardcover

First published September 11, 2008

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Robert C. Miner

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Robert Miner is professor of philosophy at Baylor University.

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40 reviews43 followers
June 2, 2015
I read this book in 2010 and since then it changed my mind completely about market and trading in general .
I didn't use its strategy at all and i didn't believe in it since day one but .
But i've learned that i could look at market from a vast range of views and i think i owe it to this book and Miner.
And i've a suggestion for people whom interested in this kind of strategies that they could read the Carolyn Borodens work too , she was one of Robert Miner's students.

Saeed.


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Author 29 books7 followers
June 23, 2013
One of the best books on trading I've ever read.

Yes, he does cover how to trade using his proprietary software, but, it was still very, very educational.
9 reviews1 follower
December 3, 2020
I'm at, the time of writing a trader of 4 years. I quit my day job back in 2016 and have been a full time student of the markets since.

For the first 3 years, I had engulfed many of the popular books to do with technical analysis, position sizing, discipline and mentality but there always seemed to be something missing when it came to reading the markets.

After reading this book from cover to cover in 2019, however, something clicked for me and I started reading the markets with a lot more accuracy. Some of the techniques in this book still works very well in the markets.

This book, for me seemed to complete the missing piece of the puzzle. After learning some of the things here in this book, I became a very consistent trader. Hopefully you can derive the same use from it as i had.

All the best.
18 reviews3 followers
December 31, 2019
کتاب « استراتژی های معاملاتی با بیشترین احتمال موفقیت » از معدود کتاب هایی است که می توانید در آن یک برنامه کامل معاملاتی را از ورود تا خروج بیاموزید.اگر یک معامله گر تازه کار هستید یا جزء افرادی هستید که هنوز نتوانسته اید موفقیت پایداری در بازار بدست بیاورید ، برنامه ویژه معاملاتی ای را فرا خواهید گرفت که از چگونگی تشخیص شرایط معاملاتی مطمئن گرفته تا تعیین نقاط دقیق ورود و حد ضرر و هم چنین استراتژی های مدیریت معامله و خروج از آن با هدف بیشینه کردن سود حاصله از هر معامله را در برمی گیرد.اگر یک معامله گر باتجربه و موفق هستید مطمئنا چندین استراتزی کلیدی را از قبل می دانید ، ولی با استفاده از مطالب این کتاب می توانید برنامه های خروج تان از هر معامله را ارتقا داده و سرعت موفقیت خود را افزایش دهید.
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Author 7 books80 followers
May 25, 2015
One additional of countless books cherry picking "examples". First, none of such strategies don't beat the market (simple buy and hold strategy). Second, Markets are more variant than provided in such books. Third, this boik contains nothing about real probabilities calculations.
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5 reviews
September 6, 2023
I thought this was a helpful read (albeit with the caveat that I have yet to see if this works in practice / helps with my own personal trading).

At a high level, the book can be split into three main sections:

1) practical tips on how to identify and build a potential trade position from entry to exit through four market perspectives:

- Multiple time frame momentum
- pattern recognition
- Price reversal targets
- Time reversal targets

The main practical takeaway points include:

- using different timeframes to help confirm a high probability setup
- clearing up what oscillators actually do and how to use them in practice
- simple and effective Elliott Wave analysis
- using Fibonacci ratios to potentially gauge price and time target ranges

2) The second section then goes on to provide practical tips and strategies on entry, exit, position sizing and trade management

3) case studies of traders in the field

It also has a CD (old school) of setups that aren’t as “clean” as some books would suggest is how the market behaves

All-in-all a useful practical read. It won’t make you a master trader but contains a few tips to put theory into practice. I think it’s a good book that would be useful for any trader but probably best for someone who isn’t a complete beginner (ie some familiarity with technical analysis and has had some experience but wants to improve) to intermediate level (looking to continue to develop their trading strategy)
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433 reviews6 followers
June 20, 2022
A book that discusses common sense techniques for trading on the forex, futures and stock markets with a strong bent towards the US retail trader. The work reads like a syllabus and is overly verbose on those entry and exit techniques, and suffers from omissions which one would have thought are of equal importance to the subject matter:
- broker selection
- backtesting
- position sizing
- money management
- measurement and reporting

The work's largest omission in my view is how daytrading should be treated as running a business. For example the administration involved in setting up and running a daytrading operation as well as the regulatory and fiscal framework are not discussed. Much prose is spent on a trading plan, but how it actually would be maintained in a practical situation with clear examples is not discussed. Either way, any work that propounds Fibonacci retracements as a valuable trading technique should be disqualified.

The website mentioned in one of the closing chapters is no longer available.
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649 reviews107 followers
June 4, 2012
This book has the basics of a trading strategy using a few standard chart patterns and indicators. Its main value is instilling the discipline of sticking to trading plans. Many sophisticated traders will be frustrated by its lack of completeness and many novices will be overwhelmed by some of the content. That said, following the strategy, I did turn a 36% loss for the quarter into a 3% gain in the futures markets, so it does work. Over the long term, who knows.
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6 reviews
April 7, 2025
I would say this is one of the most comprehensive trading books. It teaches:

Setup conditions with a high probability of success that are logical

How to enter a trade

How to manage the trade

How to exit the trade

At the end, the author also emphasizes the importance of a trading plan and maintaining a trade journal.
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Author 1 book2 followers
January 20, 2012
Not really much new in here, but the concept of an objective trading plan is invaluable.
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