Independently published Easy Ichimoku: Easy Trading with Ichimoku Kinko Hyo

As far as explaining the Ichimoku Indicator, this book was a great beginners book that talked about many ways to trade with it and what each of the 5 Indicators measured that gives you a LOT of information on a current trade and what the near term future may hold.However, all you have is the author’s words to go on in understanding this great indicator. All the chart in the book that he uses to explain the concepts are black, gray and white, as he talks about the green line, red line, etc.

This book is not printed in color, yet the text refers to colors in the charts, making the black and white charts incomprehensible.

I teach students new to investing. I have been using Ichimoku for years, A friend found on Amazon a review of another more comprehensive book I bought years ago. This book starts by reviewing candlesticks charting and then teaches Ichimoku. In both cases it teaches enough that a investor/trader can use this form of charting for making investment decisions. Where to enter? When to get out? Best support/resistance. Its title says it all.

Very hard to follow and the illustrations are in black n white which made it even harder.The chapters seem rushed, I even got in front of my computer and studied the charts (book charts were awful) and still struggled to connect with the lessons. The book was also cheaply printed.