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Swing Trading Indicators: How to Use Bollinger Bands, Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD), and Relative Strength Index (RSI) for Successful Swing Trading
Want To Be A Successful Swing Trader? Here Are Three Technical Indicators That Are Critical To Your Success
Detailed Candlestick Charts And Diagrams Included
In this book, you’ll discover three technical indicators that are critical to your swing trading success. You’ll learn how each of this proven indicators works and exactly—step-by-step—how each of them can be used to identify trading opportunities.
Plus, you’ll learn how to use multiple of these indicators together to increase your winning percentage.
Here are some of the specifics you'll learn...
- What swing trading is and how swing traders minimize intraday trading risk-- Chapter 1
- 3 things that are essential for swing trading success-- Chapter 1
- How Bollinger Bands work. You'll learn how most traders use Bollinger Bands, why this can result in a high percentage of losing trades, and the "right" way to use Bollinger Bands-- Chapter 2
- The 3 components of MACD-- Chapter 3
- The concept of "bullish divergence"-- What it is, how to identify it, and how it can help a swing trader find huge opportunities for profits-- Chapter 3
- Exact instructions for using RSI to uncover overbought assets that could be huge short selling opportunities-- Chapter 4
- The specific formula for calculating Relative Strength Index-- Chapter 4
- Here's an incredible powerful technique that involves using divergence anbd RSI together-- This strategy by itself is worth x1000 times the cost of this book and can help make you a lot of money-- Chapter 5
- How to use all three of this powerful technical indicators together to minimize risk and maximize profits-- Chapter 6
- And much much more!
Download your copy today!
Detailed Candlestick Charts And Diagrams Included
In this book, you’ll discover three technical indicators that are critical to your swing trading success. You’ll learn how each of this proven indicators works and exactly—step-by-step—how each of them can be used to identify trading opportunities.
Plus, you’ll learn how to use multiple of these indicators together to increase your winning percentage.
Here are some of the specifics you'll learn...
- What swing trading is and how swing traders minimize intraday trading risk-- Chapter 1
- 3 things that are essential for swing trading success-- Chapter 1
- How Bollinger Bands work. You'll learn how most traders use Bollinger Bands, why this can result in a high percentage of losing trades, and the "right" way to use Bollinger Bands-- Chapter 2
- The 3 components of MACD-- Chapter 3
- The concept of "bullish divergence"-- What it is, how to identify it, and how it can help a swing trader find huge opportunities for profits-- Chapter 3
- Exact instructions for using RSI to uncover overbought assets that could be huge short selling opportunities-- Chapter 4
- The specific formula for calculating Relative Strength Index-- Chapter 4
- Here's an incredible powerful technique that involves using divergence anbd RSI together-- This strategy by itself is worth x1000 times the cost of this book and can help make you a lot of money-- Chapter 5
- How to use all three of this powerful technical indicators together to minimize risk and maximize profits-- Chapter 6
- And much much more!
Download your copy today!
25 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 21, 2014
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About the author
Michael Dunlop Young
331 books44 followersMichael Dunlop Young, Baron Young of Dartington, English sociologist, social activist and politician.
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July 3, 2016
Not very good. Author uses the same chart throughout the book. Concludes book by showing a chart with the 3 technical indicators, then says he left out discussion of this last example intentionally so the reader can interpret the chart themselves.
Not very good. Author uses the same chart throughout the book, then concludes the book by showing the chart with the 3 technical indicators, intentionally leaving out any discussion of this last example.
Not very good. Author uses the same chart throughout the book, then concludes the book by showing the chart with the 3 technical indicators, intentionally leaving out any discussion of this last example.
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