you should check the book out. it is my opinion that you will appreciate it and develop new ways of looking at the market as a result. best regards, surf
If any specific version of TA is based on "variables" the outcomes can not be consistent. One can base a system on a small set of specific rules, treat them objectively and treat the market they are applied to as if it were a vacuum if the environment is fixed and non-varying (I do this using Volume Bar charts and a single indicator to confirm market strength). Remember I said the environment, not the market is non-varying. Price within each market oscillates continuously. You are right though in saying that people using TA "want" everything to line up but are hard pressed to find the environment that will happen in. Some of can create it AND understand why it can exist.
Publisher: Wiley (November 3, 2006) This is from Amazon. Wiley just says November. From what I've seen, this date is usually close. (sometimes earlier by a day or two, or later by a day or two) Edit: If anyone has pre-ordered it, they might be able to check their account to see if it's "ready to ship" yet. Ie. you can't cancel the order online anymore.
Publication date is 11.10.2006 It's about time a non-voodoo real TA book is published. Hopefully, this book makes an impact leading beginning traders to think the correct way about the markets. regards, surf
I am the author of the book being discussed here. I can assure you that, although I am grateful for the nice things surfer has said about it, I have no connection or any special deals with him to say this. I hope this clarifies the matter and I am glad that some folks have seen the value in the book. David Aronson
Hey, could you post the table of contents here? Would like to take a peek... Don't worry about surf, he won't turn on you for a while. Also, there's an excellent librarian here by the name of Thunderdog. Perhaps you could send him a review copy for his shelves.