Swing Trading with Oliver Velez Course Book

Description

Oliver Velez, cofounder of Pristine.com and current CEO of Velez Capital Management, is renowned for his effective trading skills and specialized knowledge in technical analysis. His educational seminars are sought after by traders and often attended multiple times to extract every piece of wisdom from his presentations. Now, one of his most legendary sessions jumps from the screen into your hands in this coursebook of Velez s famed Swing Trading technique. With detailed text, you ll explore and master a highly profitable niche that exploits the two- to five-day holding period a method too brief for large institutions, too lengthy for day traders, yet perfectly suited for individual investors with a mind towards success. In his captivating, high-energy style, Velez shows you how to: Spot opportunities using proven swing trading criteria Define periods of market uncertainty and make the right moves Discover key set-ups and effectively use moving averages Read charts successfully, especially Japanese Candle Sticks Win by going against conventional trading wisdom Understand and profit from understanding market psychology. The easy-to-understand definitions and eye-opening self-tests bring the information to you and the power to your trades. So don t end up on the wrong side of the market. Swing Trading is the perfect tool for the investor who wants to understand the forces that shape the trading arena. Now you can use this course to rise above the impulse of novice traders. It s the best way to master the cycles and win consistent profits. Review: Trading the Swings - This is a fantastic little swing trading book - It's very similar to W.D. Gann's pull back trading set-up but expands on that concept. I would certaintly recommend this book to students of the markets and as a valid set-up. W.D. Gann noticed in the 1920's that markets once in a trend rarely stopped for more than a 3 bar correction against the trend, only for the trend to continue - the concept is valid in the 2000's just as much as it was back then Review: Poor poor poor - Regurgitated waffle from cover to cover. Not one new idea in this whole book. Really just a complete waste of money.