Find Your Edge, Manage Risk, and Win Like the House
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Köp båda 2 för 788 krA wide variety of flexible trading systems that combine sophisticated technical analysis with trading psychology theory Mechanical Trading Systems examines the development process for choosing and using mechanical trading systems in conjunction wi...
RICHARD L. WEISSMAN is a trader, trading system developer, and educator on trading and risk management. As senior associate with the Energy Management Institute, he holds seminars and webinars for professionals on trading and risk management. Weissman is a former member and trader at the New York Futures Exchange. He has written articles on trading and technical analysis for a variety of industry publications and provides independent consulting services to traders and risk managers on technical analysis, derivatives, and trading system development. Weissman is also the author of the Wiley title Mechanical Trading Systems.
Preface xi Acknowledgments xvii Part I The Casino Paradigm 1 Chapter 1 Developing Positive Expectancy Models 3 Why Technical Analysis Helps 3 The Inefficient Market 6 If It Feels Good, Don't Do It 10 Just Make the Money 15 Final Thoughts 21 Chapter 2 Price Risk Management Methodologies 23 One Sure Thing 23 Base of Pyramid 26 Middle of Pyramid 37 Apex of Pyramid 47 Pros and Cons of the Risk Management Pyramid 49 Putting It All Together: A Case Study 49 Final Thoughts 51 Chapter 3 Maintaining Unwavering Discipline 53 Defining Discipline 53 Discipline and the Positive Expectancy Model 55 Types of Traders 61 Discipline and Price Risk Management 64 Patience and Discipline 67 Final Thoughts 70 Part II Trading Tools and Techniques 71 Chapter 4 Capitalizing on the Cyclical Nature of Volatility 73 The Only Constant 73 Defining Volatility with Technical Indicators 76 Building Positive Expectancy Models with Volatility Indicators 89 Final Thoughts 94 Chapter 5 Trading the Markets and Not the Money 95 Ten Thousand Dollars is a Lot of Money! 95 Baby Needs a New Pair of Shoes 99 Trading with Scared Money 100 Time is Money 101 Final Thoughts 104 Chapter 6 Minimizing Trader Regret 105 The Softer Side of Discipline 105 Issues for Trend-Followers 106 Issues for Mean Reversion Traders 113 Final Thoughts 123 Chapter 7 Timeframe Analysis 125 Traditional Timeframe Analysis 125 Timeframe Confirmation Trading 131 Timeframe Divergence Trading 131 Final Thoughts 142 Chapter 8 How to Use Trading Models 143 Mechanical Trading Systems 143 Nonmechanical Models 162 Equity Trading Models 170 Final Thoughts 175 Chapter 9 Anticipating the Signal 177 Always Trade Value, Never Trade Price 177 Support (and Resistance) Were Made to be Broken 179 Dont Anticipate, Just Participate 181 Final Thoughts 187 Part III Trader Psychology 189 Chapter 10 Transcending Common Trading Pitfalls 191 Characteristics of Market Behavior 191 Obstacle Makers to Growth as a Trader. 195 Final Thoughts 202 Chapter 11 Analyzing Performance 205 A Due Diligence Questionnaire 205 Trading Journal 225 Final Thoughts 236 Chapter 12 Becoming an Even-Tempered Trader 241 The I Dont Care Guy 241 The Master Trader 244 Reprogramming the Trader 247 Flexibility and Creativity 248 Meditation 250 Visualization 251 Somatic Exercises 253 Final Thoughts 254 Notes 257 Bibliography 263 About the Author 265 Index 266