An accessible introduction to A PROVEN TRADING STRATEGY GETTING STARTED IN SWING TRADING Swing trading is not a new idea. But, only recently-with the Internet opening up markets to virtually everyone-has this short-term technical trading strategy become a viable option for individual investors. There are many ways to profit from the swing trading method, and with Getting Started in Swing Trading , author Michael C. Thomsett will show you how to use this approach to quickly take advantage of short-term price movements found in today's dynamic markets. Written in a straightforward and accessible style, Getting Started in Swing Filled with in-depth insights and practical advice, Getting Started in Swing Trading will enhance your understanding of this proven trading method as well as improve the overall profitability of your portfolio.
Michael C. Thomsett is an expert in technical analysis and stock markets. He has published dozens of books on the topic as well as peer-reviewed papers, magazine articles, and blog entries. He has been writing professionally since 1978 and his best-selling, Getting Started in Options (John Wiley & Sons) is currently in its 10th edition (published by DeGruyter with a new title, “Options”) and has sold over 350,000 copies. The author lives near Nashville, Tennessee and he writes full time.
Not a bad read for aspiring chartists. The book touches on the fundamentals of candlesticks, gap and options. Come with examples and detailed explanations. A good starting point before moving to more advanced stuff.
After liking Thomsett's book on Options, I decided to pick up this book on swing trading. I was looking for a short term strategy to start out and keep active daily with trading.
The book is a good basic reference but does not delve too deep into the topic. I would recommend it still if you are interested in swing trading, and there are fewer books devoted to this topic specifically, but it will probably not be the last resource you need to get into action.
It is well written, but I didn't find it is organized or detailed as his book on getting started in options. I wasn't really looking at this as a reference in the future. It is a small quick read however.