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    How Charts Can Make You Money: An Investor’s Guide to Technical Analysis
    How Charts Can Make You Money: An Investor’s Guide to Technical Analysis
    How Charts Can Make You Money: An Investor’s Guide to Technical Analysis
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    How Charts Can Make You Money: An Investor’s Guide to Technical Analysis

    By T H Stewart

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    The author has provided an introductory guide to technical analysis for investors. Whereas most books on the subject start some way up the learning curve, this begins at the beginning. This book is very extensively illustrated and international in its coverage. Topics covered include: trends; reversal; continuation patterns; chart assessment; bar charts; point and figure charts; indicators; volume and open interest; long term investment; and, speculation. This is a new and thoroughly revise edition of a successful book. This book will be an invaluable introduction for the private investor and as a working handbook for the professional adviser.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsevier Science
    Release dateFeb 28, 1996
    ISBN9781845699024
    How Charts Can Make You Money: An Investor’s Guide to Technical Analysis

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