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Synopsis:
This long-time trading veteran knows the key to profiting like the pros when trading stocks, options and futures is "pulling the trigger" at the right time. Now, he condenses years of trading - and training - into one compact guide. Find infinite tips to successfully pinpoint where the markets are heading - and when they'll get there. Plus … need-to-know details to help you … * price trades * identify buy and sell zones * overcome common pitfalls and master common learning curves * and much more!

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Table of Contents:
Preface.

1 Taylor’s Contribution to Technical Analysis: The Book Method.

2 The Buy and Sell Envelopes: Measuring Support and Resistance.

3 The LSS Pivotal Buy and Sell Numbers: The Trend Reaction Numbers.

4 Putting Numbers on Support and Resistance: An Example Using a Hypothetical 5-Day Period.

5 The Early Range and the Anticipated Range.

6 Bond Calculations.

7 The Five-Day LSS Oscillator: How to Measure Market Strength.

8 The 3-Day Difference: How to Measure Market Momentum.

9 Chart Patterns: Finding Symmetry in the Market.

10 Price Reversals: When the Symmetry “Fails”.

11 Thursdays: The Weakest (Strongest) Day of the Week.

12 Stops: Where to Pull the Plug.

13 Mondays: The Ideal Day to Buy.

14 Time and Price Trading: How to Target the Exit Level and the Point of Maximum Adversity.

15 Confirming Indicators: Divergence Tools That Pinpoint Price Reversals.

16 Yesterday’s Close: How to Use the 1-Day Strength Indicator to Measure Strength.

17 Gap Trades: When to Fade the Opening.

18 Self-Assessment: Can You Learn from Mistakes?

19 Finding the Two Major Daily Trends: The Best Times to Trade Every Day.

20 Pit Traders: The Basics.

21 The Five-Day Average Range: Measuring the Market’s Volatility.

22 Stock Market Seasonal Trends: The Best Time to Buy and Sell.

23 Learning to “Embrace the Uncertainty”: Finding Profits on the First Trade.

24 Price Rejection: What It Means.

25 Strategies for Getting out of Trouble: Exit-and-Reverse and Averaging.

26 The Relationship of Yesterday’s Close to Today’s Open: Where Should You Buy? Where Should You Sell?

27 Market Sentiment: Another Timing Tool.

28 Tuesdays: The Afternoon Opportunity.

29 Market Engineering: How the Market Stages a Rally— and a Decline.

30 The Psychological Component: How to Avoid the Most Common Pitfalls.

31 The Weekly Stock Market Pattern: How the Market Trades.

32 Your First Trade: How to Place an Order.

33 Market on Close Orders: A Useful Exit Strategy.

34 Limiting Losses: When to Pull Back.

35 Slow Stochastics: A Divergence Tool.

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