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9780470073933

The Forex Chartist Companion A Visual Approach to Technical Analysis

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    9780470073933

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    0470073934

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2007-02-02
  • Publisher: Wiley

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THE FOREX CHARTIST COMPANION The foreign exchange (Forex) market has quickly become the market of choice for traders looking to increase their profit potential. The combination of high liquidity and low transaction costs-as well as twenty-four-hour accessibility-has attracted the attention of both new and veteran traders. In The Forex Chartist Companion, authors and active Forex traders Michael Archer and James Bickford provide a visual window into the behavior of the Forex market along with detailed information on the mechanics of day trading, market entry timing, and much more. With this book as your guide, you'll not only become familiar with innovative software and charting systems that provide a graphical interpretation of the markets, but you'll also discover how to instantly see patterns throughout those markets. Divided into six comprehensive parts, The Forex Chartist Companion: Details Forex-specific charting techniques Illustrates the use of point and figure charting in conjunction with Forex trading Explores Forex swing charting Outlines a variety of Western and Japanese reversal charts-from pivot charts to Kagi charts Examines the actual trading system of veteran futures guru Charles Goodman Filled with numerous charts-annotated with Archer's insight into the material-and in-depth information regarding charting theory, The Forex Chartist Companion will help serious traders use technical indicators to enter this market with confidence and exit with profits.

Author Biography

MICHAEL DUANE ARCHER has been an active commodity futures and Forex trader for over thirty years. He has worked in various advisory capacities, notably as a commodity trading advisor and a SEC-registered investment advisor. Archer operates www.fxpraxis.com and is a professional Forex money manager. He is also the author of Getting Started in Currency Trading, which is also published by Wiley.

JAMES LAUREN BICKFORD began trading in commodity futures in the early 1980s. Since 2001, he has focused his investment efforts solely on trading spot currency pairs via online Forex dealers. Bickford's academic background is in computer science, mathematics, and statistics. By profession, he has been a software engineer for nearly three decades.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. xv
Introductionp. xvii
Forex-Specific Charting Techniquesp. 1
Streaming Datap. 3
Overviewp. 3
Tick Chartp. 3
Spread Chartp. 4
Conclusionp. 5
Activityp. 6
Overviewp. 6
Activity Bar Chartp. 6
Composite Activityp. 8
Time of Day Activity Chartp. 8
Day of Week Activity Chartp. 9
Equi-Activity Chartp. 10
Activity Mercury Chartp. 10
Uptick-Downtick Mercury Chartp. 12
Conclusionp. 13
Directionp. 14
Overviewp. 14
Direction Chartp. 14
Direction Mercury Chartp. 16
Activity-Direction Mercury Chartp. 17
Conclusionp. 18
Forex versus Futuresp. 19
Overviewp. 19
Pip Differential Chartp. 19
Activity versus Volume and Open Interestp. 22
Conclusionp. 22
Arbitragep. 23
Overviewp. 23
Transitivityp. 23
Triangular Arbitrage Chartp. 24
Equilibriump. 25
Major Currenciesp. 28
Observationp. 28
The Mundop. 29
Overviewp. 29
Forex Betap. 29
Mundo Line Chartp. 31
Weightingp. 32
Mundo Bar Chartp. 33
Observationp. 33
Range Chartsp. 34
Overviewp. 34
Range Bar Chartp. 34
Composite Range Chartsp. 35
Time of Day Range Chartp. 35
Day of Week Range Chartp. 37
Average Interval Range Chartp. 37
Observationsp. 38
Absolute Momentump. 39
Overviewp. 39
Absolute Momentump. 39
Time of Day Momentum Chartp. 40
Day of Week Momentum Chartp. 41
Conclusionp. 42
Two-Dimensional Momentump. 43
Overviewp. 43
Two-Dimensional Momentum Chartp. 43
Islandsp. 45
Smoothingp. 47
Observationp. 47
Moving Trend Analysisp. 49
Overviewp. 49
Linear Regressionp. 49
Ordinary Least Squares Methodp. 50
Coefficient of Correlationp. 51
Trend Oscillatorsp. 51
Moving Slope Oscillatorp. 52
Moving Correlation Oscillatorp. 52
Moving Trend Indexp. 52
Observationsp. 54
Point and Figure Chartingp. 55
History of Point and Figure Chartingp. 57
Overviewp. 57
Historyp. 58
The Point and Figure Algorithmp. 59
Overviewp. 59
P&F Anatomyp. 59
Box Sizep. 59
Reversal Amountp. 60
Unraveling Bar Quote Datap. 61
P&F Algorithmp. 61
Time Representationp. 62
Trend Linesp. 63
Support and Resistancep. 63
Trend Linesp. 63
Buy Signalsp. 65
Sell Signalsp. 65
Double Tops and Bottomsp. 67
Overviewp. 67
Double Top Patternp. 67
Double Bottom Patternp. 68
Double Top Signalsp. 68
Double Bottom Signalsp. 70
False Signalsp. 72
Signal Percentagesp. 72
Observationsp. 74
Triple Tops and Bottomsp. 75
Overviewp. 75
Triple Top Patternp. 75
Triple Bottom Patternp. 76
Triple Top Signalsp. 76
Triple Bottom Signalsp. 78
False Signalsp. 79
Signal Percentagesp. 79
Observationsp. 81
Trianglesp. 82
Overviewp. 82
Ascending Trianglesp. 82
Descending Trianglesp. 83
Symmetrical Trianglesp. 83
Triangle Signalsp. 84
Ascending and Descending Frequenciesp. 84
Symmetrical Frequenciesp. 87
Observationp. 87
Pattern Frequenciesp. 89
Overviewp. 89
Box Size = One Pipp. 90
Box Size = Two Pipsp. 92
Box Size = Three Pipsp. 93
Inverse Patternsp. 94
Usagep. 94
Breakout Analysisp. 96
Overviewp. 96
Preceding Columnsp. 97
Succeeding Columnsp. 100
Observationsp. 102
Count Methodsp. 104
Overviewp. 104
Horizontal Count (Buy)p. 104
Horizontal Count (Sell)p. 106
Vertical Count (Buy)p. 107
Vertical Count (Sell)p. 108
Observationsp. 109
Plotting Point and Figure Charts in Real Timep. 110
Overviewp. 110
Tools of the Tradep. 110
Trading Platformp. 110
Trading Goalsp. 111
Starting the Processp. 111
Real-Time Examplep. 111
Performance Evaluationp. 114
Forex Swing Chartingp. 115
Fibonacci Primerp. 117
Overviewp. 117
Fibonacci the Manp. 117
Fibonacci the Seriesp. 118
Fibonacci the Ratiosp. 119
Fibonacci the Equationsp. 120
Binet's Formulap. 122
Interpretationp. 122
Resourcesp. 124
Swing Chartsp. 125
Overviewp. 125
Definitionsp. 125
Box Sizep. 126
Reversal Amountp. 126
Swing Reversal Algorithmp. 127
Time Alignmentp. 128
Practical Examplesp. 129
Composite Swing Chartsp. 132
Usagep. 132
The Measured Movep. 134
Overviewp. 134
Testing Approachp. 135
Cluster Chartsp. 135
Average Retracementp. 137
Decile Divisionsp. 139
Practical Examplesp. 141
Conclusionp. 146
The Fifty Percent Principlep. 147
Overviewp. 147
Testing Approachp. 147
Initial Resultsp. 148
Increasing Tolerancep. 150
Improving The Third Wave Forecastp. 152
Overviewp. 152
Methodologyp. 153
Multiple Regressionp. 154
Quartilesp. 154
Practical Examplesp. 157
Fifty Percent Principlep. 160
Fifty Percent Examplesp. 160
Forecasting The Fourth Wavep. 162
Overviewp. 162
Testing Approachp. 162
Practical Examplesp. 164
Improving the Forecastp. 164
Three-Wave Trending Cyclesp. 165
Trending Examplep. 166
Three-Wave Nontrending Cyclesp. 166
Nontrending Examplep. 167
Extending the Forecastp. 167
Estimate Chartsp. 168
Live Usagep. 170
Cycle Frequenciesp. 171
Overviewp. 171
Two-Wave Cyclesp. 171
Three-Wave Cyclesp. 173
Four-Wave Bull Cyclesp. 175
Four-Wave Bear Cyclesp. 177
Usagep. 178
Bull Cyclesp. 180
Overviewp. 180
Ideal Bull Cyclep. 180
Objectivep. 181
Initial Resultsp. 182
Praxisp. 183
Caveatp. 185
Further Studiesp. 185
Bear Cyclesp. 186
Overviewp. 186
Ideal Bear Cyclep. 186
Objectivep. 187
Initial Resultsp. 187
Praxisp. 188
Caveatp. 190
Swing Propertiesp. 191
Overviewp. 191
Wave Anatomyp. 131
Simple Ratiosp. 192
Swing Averagesp. 192
Swing Data Preliminariesp. 194
Bivariate Datap. 195
Swing Volatilityp. 197
Swing Velocityp. 199
Swing Summaryp. 200
Overviewp. 200
Selecting Swing Parametersp. 200
Composite Average Estimatesp. 202
Caveatp. 207
Other Reversal Chartsp. 209
Western Reversal Chartsp. 211
Overviewp. 211
Geometric Chartp. 211
Trend Outline Chartp. 213
Pivot Chartp. 215
Observationp. 216
Japanese Reversal Chartsp. 217
Overviewp. 217
Renko Chartp. 217
Kagi Chartp. 220
Three-Line Break Chartp. 224
Goodman Swing Count Systemp. 227
Historyp. 229
Charles B. Goodmanp. 229
The Right Bracketsp. 230
Later Developmentsp. 230
Ordinal Principlesp. 233
Ordinal versus Cardinalp. 233
The Measured Movep. 233
Congestion Phasep. 234
Equilibrium of Buyers and Sellersp. 235
Cardinal Principlesp. 238
Overviewp. 238
Price Surgep. 238
Multilevel Matricesp. 239
Compensationp. 241
Carryoverp. 241
Cancellationp. 242
Intersectionsp. 244
Five Points of a Goodman Wavep. 245
Double and Triple Intersectionsp. 246
Goodman versus Elliottp. 247
Overviewp. 247
Propagationp. 248
The Returnp. 249
Charting Studyp. 251
Overviewp. 251
Notationp. 251
Matrixp. 251
Propagationp. 253
Simple/Complexp. 254
Fat/Thinp. 255
Goodman and Computersp. 255
Appendixes
World Currenciesp. 259
Exchange Ratesp. 264
Euro Currencyp. 267
Global Banking Hoursp. 269
Monthly OHLC and Activity Chartsp. 271
Daily OHLC and Activity Chartsp. 282
Time of Day Charts (Activity)p. 293
Time of Day Charts (Range)p. 297
Time of Day Charts (Momentum)p. 301
Day of Week Charts (Activity)p. 305
Day of Week Charts (Range)p. 311
Day of Week Charts (Momentum)p. 317
Comparative Statisticsp. 323
Unraveling Bar Quotesp. 325
Visual Basic Source Code (Point and Figure)p. 331
Visual Basic Source Code (Swing)p. 338
Resourcesp. 341
Indexp. 349
About the Authorsp. 361
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