The Ultimate Book on Stock Market Timing Volume 5: Technical Analysis and Price Objectives

This is the long-awaited last volume of this five volume series on The Ultimate Book on Stock Market Timing. The first volume was released in 1997, and all four of the prior volumes focused on market timing: WHEN to buy or sell. This book now provides the final part, the missing link: WHERE - at what price - to buy or sell. In the final analysis, it is the combination of knowing the right time and the right price that determines the degree of one's success in trading or investing. This five volume set covers all of these factors in the most comprehensive studies ever conducted utilizing geocosmic, cycles, pattern recognition, trend analysis, and technical analysis studies. This book delves into the 300+ year charts of the US and British stock markets to examine the percentage of gains and declines in long-term cycles. It shows the importance of combining multiple time frames, or multiple cycle lengths, to establish an understanding of longer-term trends. It defines support and resistance of long-tem and shorter-term cycles using a variety of mathematical calculations based on market symetry. It defines the three basic chart patterns within all cycles, and how to forecast the time bands and price targets for the troughs and crests of the phase within each cycle. The final chapters discuss daily and weekly trading plans based on short-term support and resistance, combined with the market's behavior at geocosmic critical reversal points. For confirmation of reversals, the author explores the importance of trend lines (which to use), moving averages, oscillators, and intermarket bullish and bearish set ups. With these books, you will no longer be lost in the markets. You will know where you are at any given point in time, and the appropriate trading strategy to apply based on this road map. The integration of these studies is a most exciting and valuable addition to anyone's library on the forecasting and trading of financial markets.