You can still make it in the market

by Nicolas Darvas

Through his own experience, the author has devised a break-through system for charting the stock market, called the Dar-Card. It is easy to use and has the all-important ingredient that existing systems it needs no interpretation. In this book this system is explained. In addition, author offers strightforward advice on when to buy, what to watch for, ways to create favorable odds, how to detect a must sale, etc.

143 pages, Hardcover

First published March 26, 2012

About the author

Nicolas Darvas was a world famous dancer, self-taught investor and a well-known author.

Reviews

[Sameer Johri · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fabulous read for budding technical analysts

Centre across this book in my quest for knowledge on technical analysis of stocks. This book is ready to understand and more importantly sums up various concepts like trens following, breakout, resistence etc in easy language. Must read for every beginner in trading.

[Marcia Pena · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very complimentary to the first book

Really easy to read and easy to apply as well in the stock ,are of today. Highly recommended. The best part is how to keep looking until the stock proves itself.

[Ebert Mahon · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good add on book

Good to read further about how Darvas viewed the 70's and his quest about learning the current mindset of traders in the 70's.

[Saket Pansari · Rating 2 out of 5]

Very average book. How I madeb2 million was a fabulous book but this has nothing new.

[Mike Olafsson · Rating 5 out of 5]

another classic!

A very good companion to his 1st book, How I Made $2M in the Stock Market, worth re-reading a few times!

[Sundaram Shanmugam · Rating 5 out of 5]

The author gives a very clear and specific ideas about how to go about investing. He stresses on the need to be patient when waiting for your set up to come for trading. This is where I was finding it very difficult to patiently wait. Secondly, he interviews many investors, who are not only professionals but ordinary people who are more focussed on their main professions than stock trading. Here we come to know how the minds of these investors work and what is the reason behind their selecting a stock to invest.

I would only say I learnt a lot from this book.