Profitable Day and Swing Trading: Using Price / Volume Surges and Pattern Recognition to Catch Big Moves in the Stock Market, + Website

184 Pages·2014·6.26 MB·English

by  Harry Boxer [Harry Boxer]

Contents
1. Cover
2. Half Title Page
3. Title Page
4. Copyright
5. Dedication
6. Preface
7. Acknowledgments
8. About the Author
9. Chapter 1: My Journey as a Trader
10. Chapter 2: Preparing for the Trading Session
1. Analyzing Patterns from Previous Trading
Day
2. My Morning Routine
3. What to Look For
11. Chapter 3: Analyzing Early Trend Development
1. Developing a Disciplined, Organized,
Focused Approach
2. Monitoring the Early Price/Volume Action
Closely
3. Worden Brothers Volume Buzz Indicator
4. Creating a Focus List
12. Chapter 4: My Favorite Day-Trading Patterns
1. The Intraday Rising Parallel Channel with
High Relative Volume
2. The Best Day-Trade Pattern
3. The Low-Volume “Ebb”
13. Chapter 5: Using Moving Averages
1. Moving Average Crossover Signals
14. Chapter 6: Drawing Trend Lines and Why
They’re Critical in Analyzing the Trend
1. Channels and Angles
2. Support and Resistance Lines
3. Reviewing and Adjusting Lines
15. Chapter 7: Setting Targets and Price Objectives
1. Determining Exit Points
2. Using Fibonacci and Elliott Wave Cycle
Analysis
3. Theory Interpretation
4. Series of Wave Categories
16. Chapter 8: What Kind of Trader Are You?
1. Where to Set Targets
17. Chapter 9: Determining and Setting Stops
1. Setting Stops Where Important Price Support
Levels Are Violated
2. Setting Stops under Key Trend-Line
Violations
3. Setting Stops Using Key Moving Average
Violations
18. Chapter 10: Technical Divergences and Loss of
Momentum
1. Price Trend Angle Divergences
2. Underlying Technicals Diverging from Price
3. Balance of Power
4. MoneyStream
5. On-Balance Volume and Divergences
6. Conclusions
19. Chapter 11: The Interpretation and Use of
Stochastic Oscillators
1. Introduction
2. Calculation and Interpretation
3. Fast, Slow, or Full
4. Overbought/Oversold
5. Bullish and Bearish Divergences
6. Bullish and Bearish Setups
7. Conclusions
20. Chapter 12: Moving Average
Convergence/Divergence
1. MACD Formula
2. Interpretation
3. Signal-Line Crossovers
4. Zero or Center-Line Crossovers
5. False Signals
6. Divergences and Loss of Momentum
7. Conclusions
21. Chapter 13: Bollinger Bands
1. Interpretation
2. Signal: W Bottoms
3. Signal: M Tops
4. Signal: Walking the Bands
5. Conclusions
22. Chapter 14: Position Sizing and Money
Management
1. Position Sizing
2. The Stop-Loss as a Money Management Tool
3. Raising and Adjusting Stops as Price
Progresses
4. The Trailing Stop Method
23. Chapter 15: Swing Trading
24. Chapter 16: Rules and Guidelines to Better
Trading
25. Chapter 17: 38 Steps to Becoming a Successful
Trader
26. About the Video
27. Index
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