The Complete Guide to Point-and-Figure Charting: The new science of an old art

After reading Dorsey's Point and Figure Charting book I had quite a few questions which were answered when I bought this book. The Complete Guide shows a good plan on how to apply point and figure in real situations and complements the very good book by Thomas Dorsey, which I would recommend reading first.It is also very readable and easy to understand. Even though it is a good follow on book, it is also a self contained one and explains everything you need to know, in case you do not wish to read other ones. Point and figure charting is very helpful for seeing where equities are headed and for putting price targets to know when to enter and exit positions.

If it weren't for the much more comprehensive--and more expensive--du Plessis book, I would give this 4 stars.This book has good information and is fairly complete. It is more complete and better than any of the websites I've found. This book is soft cover but the glossy paper quality, colors and typography are very high quality -- making it easy to read and attractive. There is good information on stock trading but almost no mention of forex. (Of course, the principles apply equally to stocks and forex.)

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The book tells you everything you need to know about Point and Figure charting.An easy read with good clear charts. Main message is, Keep It Simple.The authors also give enough evidence that shows the approach works.Chapters1. Drawing point and figure charts2. Interpreting the charts3. Trading applications4. New optimisation methods5. Profitability analysis6. Technical notesAppendices1. Quick reference guide to buy and sell signals2. Glossary3. Recommended websites4. Bibliography

I’m an experienced technical analyst but lacked in my P&F knowledge and execution. This books covered EVERYTHING you need to know about P&F explained in an extremely simple way. Buy this book and you will make money using P&F