TA - Learning Resources

[JetDollars]

It take me so long to finish 4 books of Louise Bedford. Up until now I still haven't finish it. 1.5 books to go.

At the same time I am preparing my trading plan. When you read the books it's quite easy to understand, but when come to preparing the trading plan it's time consuming.

There are so much TA to learn and practice.....better get back to it.

 

[RichKid]

Yeah, Trading plans are the most important things in trading. I have recently ignored my one relation to one stock and went with gut feel- I am now paying the price! So take your time as it's important, it only takes one stock and one lazy decision to launch the stress-o-meter into the red zone!!!!

As for Schwager's TA- yeah, it probably isn't an A list book but it's interesting as it's American and he writes clearly. I only got it because it was on sale but do find it useful- helps to compare approaches to draw out the common principles.

His Market Wizards books are excellent too, I've dipped into them here and there but need to read them properly.

RichKid

 

[still_in_school]

Hi Waynel,

im not sure if you have seen power e*trade, but this is it below, overall its a good program, but maybe the main course of it, i like it just for the intraday charting abilities, and the ability to look at company balance statements, all on the same page... but overall, much prefer comsec, for placing orders, (its more dynamic, and orders can be placed, a little more quicker than e*trade.)

Cheers,
sis

 

[Redwing]

Still in School...

I thought your were with E-Trade?


JKool


what did you think of Alan Hulls book and site ? I've been looking at this of late as it seems for the long term and based on Fundamentals and Moving Averages to locate quality stocks?

REDWING

 

[still_in_school]

Hi Redwing,

i have a few a/c's set up, primarily with e*trade, but as for dynamicness, i like to view comsec, and trade options with tricom

Cheers,
sis