Chart Patterns

Great book for beginner or experienced technical analysis trader. Well thought out and organized in an easy to understand manner.

This is just a generic overview of chart patterns. The information in the book does talk about more recent events such as the Lehman collapse and the recession of 2008. For just about every chart there are 3 pages of long-winded explanations. The author doesnt bring up any new ideas or patterns. Most of the information can be found for free over at investopedia if you are willing to do a little digging.

Expertly written, copiously illustrated.

The kindle bersion of this book is really bad , the graphs are really unreadable , resolution sucks.... Really not worth it

Not very well written. You can get the same information on the internet in clearer formats and clearer language. Would not recommend this book for either the beginner and definitely not those already familiar with chart patterns.

The book was easy to read. The author made a dull subject enteresting enough for me to finish the book in just a couple of days. Some of the concepts may seem to be a little confusing, however if you take the time to understand why the patterns form they will make sense. A good read for any investor.

I did not find anything new than what is already available in the market.For short term investors I would recommend "24 Essential Lessions" by Bill O' Neil. Bloomberg Press does not seem to produce quality materials.

I love it! This book is one of the best fundamentals for technical trading analysis. Although myself I believe more in the Quant Analysis, but anyway it's a good guidance book.

Found he drums into you early on about a particular pattern, mainly for good reasons. This makes the book hard to get into but once you do the information is invaluable. Worth every penny and an enjoyable read

Very good condition