خرید و دانلود نسخه کامل کتاب Tramline Trading_ A practical guide to swing trading with tramlines, Elliott Waves and Fibonnaci Levels – Original PDF

There are certain universal chart patterns that markets continue to trace out that have stood the test of time and that can be instantly recognised by a skilled trader. And when you learn how to spot these patterns and understand what they mean, then you have the basis of a solid trading method. In this book I will show you the patterns which I have found extremely reliable that have helped me develop a complete trading system using only the most basic of elements. I call it the tramline trading method. It is probably one of the easiest methods to master. I first became a student of charting in the early 1970s, well before the advent of personal computers and electronic trading. To get a market quote I needed to ring my futures broker, there was no way to keep an hourly bar chart updated in real time and I kept my paper charts updated using a pencil. Yes, it was primitive. But what fascinated me was the fact that by examining patterns on the daily chart, I believed it possible for a reasonably skilled analyst to make a forecast of future price action. And with little or no knowledge of the fundamental supply and demand factors of the market. The bible of charting then was Edwards and Magee (Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, by Robert D. Edwards and John Magee (CRC Press).) – a doorstop of a book that covered most of the classic patterns. There is a large section in the book devoted to reversal patterns and that was the part that grabbed my attention the most. In fact, because of my interest in reversal patterns, the tramline trading method I developed enables me to focus on trend changes and turning points, although not exclusively