Technical analysis for dummies 4th edition

Part 1: Getting Started with Technical Analysis. 5

CHAPTER 1: Introducing Technical Analysis. 7

CHAPTER 2: Tapping into the Wisdom of the Crowd. 29

CHAPTER 3: Trade What You See: Market Sentiment. 45

CHAPTER 4: Gaining Critical Advantage from Indicators. 61

CHAPTER 5: Managing the Trade. 79

Part 2: Building Indicators from the Ground Up. 101

CHAPTER 6: Reading Basic Bars: How to Pounce on Opportunities . 103

CHAPTER 7: Special Bars — An Early Warning System. 121

CHAPTER 8: Redrawing the Price Bar: Japanese Candlesticks. 141

Part 3: Finding Patterns . 157

CHAPTER 9: Seeing Patterns. 159

CHAPTER 10: Drawing Trendlines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .173

CHAPTER 11: Transforming Channels into Forecasts. 187

Part 4: Dynamic Analysis. 207

CHAPTER 12: Using Dynamic Lines . 209

CHAPTER 13: Measuring Momentum. 233

CHAPTER 14: Estimating Volatility . 253

CHAPTER 15: Ignoring Time to Create Better Timing. 265

CHAPTER 16: Combining Techniques . 281

CHAPTER 17: Judging Cycles and Waves. 297

CHAPTER 18: The Mind-Blowing Ichimoku. 317

Part 5: The Part of Tens. 331

CHAPTER 19: Ten Secrets of the Top Technical Traders. 333

CHAPTER 20: Ten Rules for Working with Indicators . 339