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Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns, 2nd Edition (Wiley Trading)
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Hi Atticman,
Thanks for dropping by my blog. Your comment means alot at the 'How To Add Excel Files in blogger' tutorial.
I'm glad I was brought in here, very inspirational. I always believe in chasing after our dreams, and work hard & smart to achieve it. I wish you all the best in your trading. With the passion & expertise you have, you'll definitely getting some where eventually.
God bless, and hope to see you again sometimes.
@wchingya
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Hi Ching Ya,
Thanks for dropping by and taking the time to read my blog.
Your solution for embedding XLS was an absolute godsend in solving my blogspot ‘Table Issue’ and for that I thank you again.
I’ve book marked your site and will make sure I visit again to have a proper look around.
Thanks again,
AtticManTrader
Steidlmayer on Markets…read it about 10 times.
A good list AtticMac – there are a few I’ve not looked at, but I may have to now! For me though, I would have to add the following very near the top of my trading book list – especially if you are into system development and backtesting:
1. The New Trading Systems and Methods, 4th Edition
2. Way of the Turtle
3. Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns, 2nd Edition
Over the years, I’ve found the Kaufman(1) book to be the one I’d go back to first when looking for trading ideas and other inspiration. If you value chart patterns – as I do, then the Bulkowski(3) book is a must for all the stats you get.
Cheers,
Jez – a.k.a. 350Trader
Thanks 350. I will check out 1 and 3! I have read ‘Way of the Turtle’ and was dissapointed with it. I think I was expecting more of a ‘fly-on-the-wall’ expose of the Richard Dennis and his experiment. Instead, the book was much more around systems development etc, which, don’t get me wrong, I’m very interested in. It’s just the title was perhaps a little missleading. Maybe I’ll re-visit it with a different mindset.