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9781576600771

Tom Dorsey's Trading Tips: A Playbook for Stock Market Success

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    9781576600771

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    1576600777

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-06-01
  • Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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Summary

A volume of trading tips drawing on the wisdom of Tom Dorsey and his colleagues, whose newsletter and Web site provide insights and research to brokers and investors. It includes coaching on the general market, point-and- figure charting techniques, options strategies, and other topics.

Author Biography

Thomas J. Dorsey is president of Dorsey, Wright & Associates, Inc.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xi
Foreword xiii
John Hannah
Introduction 1(8)
Building a Foundation: Point and Figure Basics
9(22)
Why You Should Combine Technical with Fundamental Analysis
10(1)
Why We Use Point and Figure Charts
11(2)
Point and Figure Chart Basics
13(2)
Point and Figure Tips
15(5)
Point and Figure Chart Patterns
20(1)
Adjusting the Box Size on a Point and Figure Chart
21(4)
The Bullish Percent Concept
25(6)
Market Psychology
31(18)
Finding a Discipline
32(1)
Common Investor Mistakes
33(2)
Ten Ways of Sabotage Your Portfolio
35(3)
Our Adaptation of Baruch's Rules
38(1)
Practice, Practice, and Then Practice Some More
39(2)
Why Work with a Broker or Money Manager?
41(1)
Decision Doesn't Dictate Outcome---Use the Tools Properly: That's the Best You Can Do
42(1)
Magazine Covers
43(2)
A Diary of Lessons
45(4)
Market and Sector Applications
49(38)
The 80 Percent--20 Percent Phenomenon
50(2)
Why the S&P 500 Is Hard to Beat
52(1)
Bogey Fever
53(1)
Do You Know Your QQQs?
54(6)
Using SPDRs and Other Products to Diversity
60(1)
Market vs. Sector Timing
61(2)
Which Side Are You On?: Sector Bullish Percent Charts
63(5)
It Feels Like the Bullish Percent Should Be at 10 Percent!
68(4)
Sector Relative Strength
72(3)
It's an Art, Not a Science
75(3)
Market Leadership
78(2)
Dow Jones 20 Bond Average
80(7)
Essentials of Stock Selection
87(26)
Four Steps for Initiating New Positions
88(1)
Stock Evaluation Checklist: Evaluating Technical Pros and Cons
89(2)
Bullish Support Line
91(1)
Bearish Resistance Line
91(5)
Relative Strength: Motorboat vs. Rowboat
96(1)
Good Stocks Stand Out in Market Declines
97(2)
Best in Class: Using Peer Relative Strength to Buy the Best Stock in a Given Sector
99(1)
Compare Your Stocks to the Market---Especially Market Leaders
100(1)
Buying on a Pullback
101(1)
Momentum
102(4)
Using Pre-and Post-Split Charts
106(4)
Insider Buying vs. Insider Selling
110(1)
The Quality of the Merchandise Is Important
111(2)
Risk/Reward Principles
113(18)
A Free Lunch---Not: Higher Returns Come with Higher Risk
114(1)
Evaluating Risk/Reward When Initiating New Positions
115(4)
Catching a Falling Knife
119(2)
Using Options as a Low-Risk Way to Initiate Positions
121(2)
Reducing Risk in a Stock---Selling It and Buying a Call
123(1)
The Mathematics of Losses
124(3)
Stock Insurance---Purchasing Puts to Protect Your Stocks
127(4)
Short-Term Trading Techniques
131(14)
Tactics for the Short-Term Trader
132(1)
Bulls Make Money, Bears Make Money, But Pigs Make Nothing
133(1)
Long Tail of Os Down: A Trading Technique
134(1)
High Short Interest
135(1)
The Selling Climax
136(1)
Spin-offs
137(1)
When the High-Low Reverses up from below 10 Percent
138(1)
Strategy for Option Expiration
139(2)
Guideline for Selling Short
141(4)
Managing Your Investment
145(22)
The Tortoise and the Hare
146(1)
Two Heads Are Better Than One
147(2)
Keeping Turnover to a Minimum
149(1)
Let Profits Run, Not Losses
150(2)
Benefits of Position Sizing for Traders: Percent Risk Method
152(4)
The Hardest Decision Is When to Sell: Taking Profits, Cutting Your Losses, Stop Points, and Trimming
156(2)
Buy on Rumor, Sell on News: Stick to the Reason You Bought the Stock
158(1)
How Good Are Your Defensive Skills?
159(2)
Hedging Your Portfolio with Index Options
161(2)
No Free Lunch: Selling Calls against Your Not-For-Sale Stock
163(1)
Augmented Writing
164(3)
Understanding Options Strategies
167(26)
The Key to Understanding Options
168(1)
Definition of a Call and Put
169(1)
The Options Delta: An Important Term to Know
170(1)
Call Guidelines
171(2)
More Call Guidelines
173(2)
Put Guidelines
175(1)
More Put Guidelines
176(2)
Overleveraging an Options Position
178(1)
When Investing in Options, Buy Time
179(2)
An Option Trader's Lesson from the Gym
181(1)
Puts as Insurance
182(2)
Uncovered Puts: Be Sure You Can Pay for Them
184(2)
Buy, Sell, Hold, or Hedge?
186(2)
Selecting the Right Covered Write
188(1)
Overwriting Long Positions
189(4)
Other Investment Tips
193(19)
The Job of the Fundamental Analyst
194(2)
Being the Inventory Manager
196(2)
When Old Meets New: An Alternative to the Dogs of the Dow
198(4)
Investing in Dividend Re-Investment Plans (DRIPs)
202(1)
Cocktail Party Indicator
203(3)
All I Needed to Know I Learned from Noah's Ark
206(4)
To Be Successful, Continually Educate Yourself
210(2)
Glossary 212(4)
Index 216

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