Momentum Stock Selection: Using The Momentum Method For Maximum Profits by Jake Bernstein

Momentum Stock Selection: Using The Momentum Method For Maximum Profits by Jake Bernstein

This work contains proven techniques to improve market-timing accuracy. Written by internationally recognized trader, author, and researcher Jake Bernstein, "Momentum Stock Selection" details a method of combining market momentum with innovative risk management to dramatically increase profitable opportunities for both short and long term traders. After briefly defining market timing and market momentum, Bernstein heads directly to the heart of the book - how any trader can use momentum to increase trading effectiveness. He employs numerous real-life examples and illustrations to explain key points, and gives the reader inside details on choosing the right time period for charting red flags that point out when a signal is wrong. It contains a five-step method for determining momentum-divergence patterns. It is an actual "walk-through" of a momentum-divergence signal as it develops.

Jake Bernstein is one of today's most well-known figures in the financial markets. Publisher of MBH Weekly, an influential newsletter covering the futures markets, as well as author of Bernstein on Stocks, he has been a frequent speaker at investment and trading conferences throughout the world. Bernstein has appeared on Wall Street Week along with scores of other radio and television programs. He is the author of more than 30 books and research studies, including The Compleat Guide to Day Trading Stocks, Strategies for the Electronic Futures Trader, and The Compleat Day Trader.

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ISBN 13	9780071376778
ISBN 10	0071376771
Titel	Momentum Stock Selection: Using The Momentum Method For Maximum Profits
Autor	Jake Bernstein
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Verlag	Mcgraw-Hill
Erscheinungsjahr	2001-10-16
Seitenanzahl	240
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