Intra-Day Trading Strategies: Proven Steps to Trading Profits

By Jeff Cooper

Book Overview

"Behavior after a breakout" defines the true trading opportunity for intra-day traders, Cooper claims. Now, this concept absolutely comes alive as Jeff Cooper-celebrated Hit and Run author and editor of "Jeff Cooper's Daily Market Report" at www.minyanville.com gives you a rare peak into his personal arsenal of chart patterns and trading techniques set for the short-term markets. With this comprehensive book and DVD collection, you'll learn to spot when price, time, and behavior are working in sync to deliver superior intra-day trading potential-and profits And you'll better understand why unexpected turns in price signal exceptional opportunities for fast-acting traders. There for your personal viewing and outlined in thorough detail is how to find, spot, and seize huge opportunities. These are the types of profound opportunities that others simply don't have the skills to react to. Plus, discover how to: Read 10-minute and 1-hour charts for intra-day analysis. Use short-term pattern recognition to plan your next move Be one of the few who can "anticipate the anticipators" for real trading advantage Exploit trend behavior-to get in on the best, fast-moving set-ups.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1592803113
• ISBN13: 9781592803118
• Release Date: September 2007
• Publisher: Wiley
• Length: 116 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.1" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

Cool

Well, as David Nassar said: "The market's simplicity is it's greatest disguise". I saw the negative reviews here and suspect some people don't see the logic behind trade setups from people like Oliver Velez, Tony Oz, Jeff Cooper, Dave Landry, Josh Lukeman or John Carter. In the book "Profit Strategies: Unlocking Trading Performance with Money Management" David Stendahl describes how he tested systems by adding more money to losing trades (drawdown support) and winning trades (pyramiding). I thought these were very interesting ideas to improve trading performance but was faced with the problem of determining how and when I would do the drawdown support and pyramiding. Then I wondered what would happen if I could take an uptrend for example and divide it in sections that I could trade individually. How would I trade each section of an uptrend? Then I discovered the whole world of trade setups by the people I just mentioned. These kinds of books I find are absolutely essential in solving that problem. I'd also like to mention that Oliver Velez has a new book (Power Trading:...) that comes with a DVD as well that describes trading styles for 3 different time periods.

Very good information and explanations

This book was short but gets to the point......It has good detailed information on charts etc....This book may be a bit hard to understand for beginners and confusing so I think it would be an asset to peaple who have some market know how...Defiantly a nice read