Start Trading Using Technical Analysis: Waking up every day knowing there will be an extra $100 in your bank account (Technical Analysis Manuals

by Lina Soros

If you want to learn a structured and evidence-based trade approach, spot the right trading opportunities, and NEVER depend upon a Financial Advisor to make effective decisions, then keep reading…Anyone who starts down the road to becoming a trader eventually comes across the statistic that 80% of all day traders quit within the first two years. To avoid this from happening in this book, you will • How to create a simple trading system so you can easily make a consistent profit• How to use simple Technical Analysis techniques to spot the right entry points for your trades• Why you should never trade against the major trend• Why you should stop trading the lower time frame• Where leverage becomes dangerous to trade with• Money management techniques so you don't get wiped out in the next Market correction• A simple strategy, that keeps doubling your money over and over againDon’t expect to be a millionaire by the end of the year, but keep in mind the possibilities trading online has. From 2011 through 2020, the average stock market return was 13.9% annually for the S&P 500 Index. JMP estimates the brokerage industry added more than 10 million new accounts in 2020.An interesting point about this statistic is that it is not based on geographical region, age, gender, or intelligence. Even if you are new to trading and you don’t have much money to invest, this book is for you. It cuts all the fluff around investing and shows you few simple strategies, which can amplify any market returns, whether you're a day trader or longer-term investor.If you want to master your trading skills, then scroll up and click the Buy now with 1-Click button to get your book instantly.

132 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 26, 2021

Reviews

[Jamie Bee · Rating 1 out of 5]

Hard to Parse; Poorly Written

While I have had an interest in stocks for decades, it's only recently I‘ve become more serious about studying different techniques and markets so that I can see better my financial future. Unfortunately, this book is exceedingly poorly written. It's as if the author is not a native English speaker and did not have the book proofread or even vetted by a native speaker. Words are left out and punctuation is willy-nilly, making it hard to parse at times precisely what the author means. While the title of this book suggests it could be for trading beginners, the author throws out a lot of terminology and jargon that would probably confuse a person new to trading or technical analysis. There may very well be nuggets of wisdom here, especially if the author's claims in the introduction are true, but when she called a “bull market” a “bulk market” several times, I stopped reading!

Here is an example of one of the poorly written sentences. “I realized then that the pink sheets although works but wasn't consistent because it's thinly patronized.”

I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.

[Carlos mutua · Rating 3 out of 5]

raise up

Naive as I was while getting myself on trade I lost as many as I can remember was trading before doing due intelligence which made loss big... somehow this book as some workable analysis which can help.