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|  | | Trade Like the Little Guy
Trade Like the Little Guy takes the approach that the small
trader is not like the large trader – they have a unique footprint. They
are able to dart in and out of stocks easily and find that high levels of
cash are safer in times of uncertainty rather than in safe stocks. Small
traders have advantages and it is imperative that they use them.
Trade Like the Little Guy informs the everyday trader on how tobr />
successfully build wealth over time in a methodical fashion. It startsbr />
with a current market thesis and then seeks to exploit opportunities inbr />
the market place with trading ideas that are congruent with that thesis.
The book starts with a definition of a successful trader and then showsbr />
you how to become one. Emphasis is place on risk factors and riskbr />
management; trading tools; thesis creation and the formation of a trading strategy. Through the use of a real world trading example, the | |  | | Trend Qualification and Trading
Trend is a pervasive concept in Technical Analysis. This books tackles the question of what is trend, how can it be better defined and how can the benefits of that definition be used to provide a trading edge.
Significant money can be made in the stock market by following big trends. In i>Trend Qualification and Trading/i>, market technician L.A. Little explains how to identify and qualify these trends to determine the likelihood that they will continue and produce better trading results.
By combining price, volume, different timeframes, and the relationship between the general market, sectors, and individual stocks, Little shows how to measure the strength of stock trends. Most importantly, he demonstrates how to determine if a trend has what it takes to develop into a major move with | |  | | Trend Trading Set-Ups - Entering and Exiting Trends for Maximum Profits
Trend Trading Set-Ups looks at what moves the markets (tests) and how you can use the information tests leave behind to find the best trades in the market.
Trend Trading Set-Ups is a follow-up to Trend Qualification and Trading. It reviews the material and adds more flesh to what was presented in the prior book with respect to qualifying trend and seeing the market as a series of tests. A lot of work was put into trade set-up classifications; what they are; which ones are best; and how to identify them.
The identification process restricts possible trades to just two categories and then provides checklists of what needs to happen for the trade to be the best trade possible. |
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