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The Trading Book Course: A Practical Guide to Profiting with Technical Analysis

Author Anne-Marie Baiynd
Publisher McGraw-Hill Education
Category Business & Economics
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ISBN / ASIN007180336X
ISBN-139780071803366
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Description

The companion volume to The Trading Book--practical, hands-on exercises that make trading decisions easier than ever

Filled with activities, exercises, and expert advice, The Trading Book Course explains how to accurately identify market conditions before beginning to trade--which is the key to determining the best entry and exit points possible. It also teaches you how to combine powerful technical analysis with smart trading psychology to increase your chances of success even more!

The Trading Book Course provides everything you need to evaluate:
Trends * Peaks * Price/Volume Relationships * Support/Resistance * Price Patterns * Moving Averages * Momentum Indicators

The Trading Book Course includes case studies of real traders making real trades to clearly illustrate what you should do and what you should avoid in every trade.

The only path to successful trading is practice. The Trading Book Course provides the virtual practice you need so that you can hit the ground running toward real profits in the actual marketplace.

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