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内容提要:
Since Share Trading was released in 1996, the pace of electronic change has been phenomenal. Technical advances have made it easier and more efficient to trade and the growth in the popularity of the internet has allowed faster and wider access to education and the greater sharing of information.
However, the principles and mechanics behind trading -- buying and selling shares in listed companies for a profit -- remain the same. The importance of risk and money management and the advantages of technical analysis are as relevant now as they have ever been. Share Trading was written for private traders working from home. Starting with very little capital, author Daryl Guppy set himself up as a share trader in the Northern Territory in the early 1990s. Now he is a leading Australian voice on trading, a regular contributor to Stocks & Commodities magazine and his popular Trading series of books has been published internationally.He is a sought-after speaker around the world, speaking in China, Asia, Europe and the United States. He is a member of the Australian Technical Analysts Association, the Technical Analysts Society of Singapore and the International Federation of Technical Analysts. 作者简介:
Daryl Guppy is an active private trader who constantly develops and improves his own techniques and consistently makes money from trading shares.
目录:
Preface to the 10th anniversary edition--A Trade is Still a Trade as Time Goes By
Preface--Nuggets or Paper? Part I--ADVANTAGE, PRIVATE TRADER 1 Private Traders: An Endangered Species? 2 A Guppy Among Sharks 3 Electronic Trading 4 Benchmarks for Trading 5 Blue Chips--Hold or Fold? Part II--SELECTED TOOLS FOR THE PRIVATE TRADER 6 The Trend is Your Friend 7 Your Private Index 8 Walk a Mile With the Crowd 9 Point and Figure Charting 10 Enter the Fool--Not 11 Putting it All Together Part III--GETTING PAID 12 Protecting Profits 13 Six to Twenty-One 14 When Trades Go Sour 15 Waylaid by the Holy Grail 16 The Brass Ring Glossary Index |