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    #1261
    The Beginner's Guide to Financial Spread Betting: Step-By-Step Instructions and Winning Strategies
    Posted By : tot167 | Date : 06 Feb 2009 05:36:00 | Comments : 1


    Michelle Baltazar, "The Beginner's Guide to Financial Spread Betting: Step-By-Step Instructions and Winning Strategies"
    Harriman House | 2008-10-01 | ISBN: 1905641826 | 176 pages | PDF | 1,2 MB

    Now fully revised and updated, The Beginner's Guide to Financial Spread Betting provides an essential grounding in the basic principles of spread betting. Spread betting was once the domain of institutional investors, city traders and high rollers. Not anymore. You would now be hard-pressed to find any other form of trading that allows such a scale of return and has such wide appeal. The popularity of spread betting has increased massively over the last few years, with thousands of new traders entering the market every month. And, whilst the basic principles of spread betting are simple, there is jargon to overcome and some important lessons to be learnt if the novice trader is going to make the most of the opportunities available. However, these huge opportunities do carry some risk and this book describes how it is vital that traders manage those risks and understand how to minimise them wherever possible.

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      #1262
      Systems Trading for Spread Betting: An End-To-End Guide for Developing Spread Betting Systems
      Posted By : tot167 | Date : 06 Feb 2009 05:35:00 | Comments : 0


      Gary Ford, “Systems Trading for Spread Betting: An End-To-End Guide for Developing Spread Betting Systems”
      Harriman House | 2009-01-01 | ISBN: 1905641737 | 250 pages | PDF | 1,8 MB

      "Creating and following a strategy can give a trader the edge they need to be successful in the markets."
      - Gary Ford

      This is the first book on developing and back-testing systems trading strategies to be used whilst spread betting. The book details the cycle of choosing instruments, designing strategies, back-testing and the real-time trading of those systems and includes many real-life examples.

      This book details an end-to-end approach covering all of the aspects required to implement and maintain a trading system. The focus of the text is the independent trader, providing them with the information they need to use readily available tools to develop and trade a professional system.

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        #1263
        Programs for technical analysis of stock markets and the forex market (2000-2010)
        Posted By : tomy89 | Date : 18 Jan 2010 13:10:30 | Comments : 3


        Programs for technical analysis of stock markets and the forex market (2000-2010) | 1.8 GB

        This publication contains all the necessary set of programs for technical analysis of various stock markets and the forex market.

        Content on 18.01.2010:
        * Forex Arbitrage Calculator;
        * Metastock 8, 9, 10, 11 (EoD and e-Signal);
        * Neuroshell DayTrader Pro 5.5;
        * TradeStation 8.6 and OwnData 2.7;
        * Omega Research ProSuite 2000i SP5;
        * ISO image with TechAnalize Programs;
        * Sources of quotations and data converters;
        * Programs to work with various brokers.

        Year: 2000-2010
        Platform: Windows
        System requirements: Do not demanding to resources
        Language: English and Russian
        Tabletka: Present (for all programs)

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          #1264
          Volatility Illuminated: Empowering Forex, Stocks, Options & Futures Traders (Volume 1)
          Posted By : Book-er | Date : 04 Jan 2010 17:58:39 | Comments : 0


          Mark Whistler "Volatility Illuminated: Empowering Forex, Stocks, Options & Futures Traders (Volume 1)"
          CreateSpace | English | 2009-07-29 | ISBN: 1441490795 | 466 pages | PDF | 15,3 MB


          Why is Volatility Illuminated so powerful? Because Volatility Illuminated unlocks new and innovative information about indicator and information failure, volatility and probability, institutional order flow, mass, force, and energy... Volatility Illuminated presents durable up-to-the-minute strategies for intraday and swing traders (institutional and retail) including: WVAV - Whistler Volume Adjusted Volatility (assisting VWAP trading), WAVE-PM - Whistler Active Volatility Energy Price Mass, Fibonacci Pitchforks, and Quad CCI. In addition, readers will learn the importance of subset distribution compression, expansion, acceleration, force and mass, all pulled together in a simple, easy-to-understand format. Volatility Illuminated elucidates critical underpinnings of market volatility and price action, which many never discover. Volatility Illuminated is timely, empowering, applicable, and can help traders understand erratic movements within markets...once and for all.

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            #1265
            Nexus - Simple Trading Techniques
            Posted By : tot167 | Date : 29 Sep 2009 07:46:28 | Comments : 0


            Steve Copan, "Nexus - Simple Trading Techniques"
            Financial Matrix Ltd | 1998 | ISBN: N/A | 74 pages | PDF | 5,1 MB

            The NEXUS book contains two quite different trading techniques that literally anyone can learn in a few hours and for those who already trade should be able to learn these techniques even quicker. The whole aim of this book is to show and explain as simply as possible to a trader or someone completely new to trading, where precisely to place a trade, with entry price, target price to take profit at and stop loss position in case a mistake is made. Both methods employ simple logic that literally anyone can understand. NEXUS is not a system to predict future market turns, nor does it have anything to do with the Market Matrix, although the techniques in the NEXUS book will help existing Matrix users to enter Matrix points with more clarity and confidence. The techniques in the NEXUS book are pure logical trading techniques that have high winning ratios because of the logic employed in the NEXUS method. The two methods in the NEXUS book are designed for trading on an end-of-day basis so have nothing to do with intra-day trading. Both methods employ the logic of simple market patterns that occur all the time in the markets that are very easy to spot. Once the user confirms one of the 8 pre-defined NEXUS patterns, they will then place one of the pre-defined trades according to the NEXUS method that will give a very high probability trade. Rather than show these two techniques being used on pre-selected historical charts where they have worked in the past, I wanted to prove beyond a doubt how easy and profitable these methods are in the real world. So I take you through using these methods over the last 6 months of the S&P starting from October 2008, step by step day by day through to the last day of data available at the time, with colour charts for each and every trade that was available in that period. All the entry and exit targets on the charts are in full colour in the book for you to look back at and go through yourself.Over the 6 month period from 1st October 2008 to mid April 2009 as shown in the book the first method produced 32 trades with 28 winning, the second method produced 23 trades with 21 winning. No method can be 100% perfect with all of your trades winning which is why both methods have pre-defined stops in place for every trade so any loss trade is closed with the minimum cost to your account. All trades are placed using end-of-day data, so you can place your trades with your broker at the and of the trading day with pre-defined entry, profit, and stop loss targets, then you can walk away and get on with enjoying your life while the trades take care of themselves. The book is A5 in size with just the bare hard facts of the methods explained, so it is easy to read and follow without any unnecessary waffle or padding. NEXUS is the easy way to trade without the worry and stress, or sitting on your bum wasting your life watching your computer screen all day.What is the Nexus Book * The Nexus book was created for anyone who wants a simple method of trading the markets that works, is not time consuming or complicate and makes you money with very little effort. The book contains two very simple but powerful trading techniques, each technique is fully explained and shown with specific rules and logic on multiple full colour charts.What markets can NEXUS be used on * Both Nexus trading techniques can be used on any market, although they are more effective on index’s and 24 hour markets like FOREX, this is because as they are 24 hour markets so they do not gap like Stocks can that in turn can cause jumped entry and exit targets. Stock traders will still benefit from NEXUS as part of the first of the two techniques will indicate when a turn in the market is due, so Stock traders can take advantage of the information and get into a trade at the beginning of a move.How long does a NEXUS trade last for * The NEXUS methods in the book were used and shown on real charts over 6.5 months from August 2008 to mid April 2009 that produced 55 trades in that period. Each trade that was entered took on average 1.6 days to complete.Over what time frame can NEXUS be used * All the trade examples in the NEXUS book are using END-OF-DAY daily bar charts as the main aim of the book was to show simple trading techniques that can be applied by anyone in a matter of minutes. That way you can place a trade and walk without wasting hours of your life in front of a computer screen.Is NEXUS anything to do with Matrix * NO.NEXUS is built on simple trading techniques that use simple logical patterns that have high probability outcomes and has nothing to do with predicting future market turns.Can NEXUS be used with the Matrix * NEXUS is a perfect companion for Matrix owners, as the first of the two NEXUS techniques will often get you into a trade well before you would have otherwise known a Matrix point had occurred and therefore helping any Matrix user to time a matrix point with greater clarity.What was the average win in points using NEXUS * Each technique as shown in the book on average completed with a 17 S&P main point profit being 170 points total. For example a move on the S&P from 950 to 967 is 17 main points being 170 points profit.Do I need special Software to make use of NEXUS * You do not need any special software to use NEXUS. Almost every software charting package will have the functions in and most brokers have these functions and charts for FREE. Any NEXUS calculation can be done in your head, if you can not do calculations in your head than they can be done on a calculator by anyone in seconds.

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              #1266
              Your Trading Skills
              Posted By : Cs-Fanat | Date : 29 Jun 2009 08:40:13 | Comments : 1


              Sharpen Your Trading Skills
              Publisher: David Chia | 2009 | ISBN: not set | PDF | 20 pages | 1.2 MB


              A complete ebook how to make winning trades in forex/futures market. Very good for beginners. Expert traders also can review their skills by reading this ebook. Discuss about Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How to Avoid, How to Improve Your Technical Skills, How to Make Money in Different Types of Market, How to get A Precise Trading System and some Nuggests of Wisdom from Jesse Livermore, the greatest trader ever.

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                #1267
                Binary Options: Fixed Odds Financial Bets
                Posted By : tot167 | Date : 01 Feb 2009 13:07:00 | Comments : 0


                Hamish Raw, "Binary Options: Fixed Odds Financial Bets"
                Harriman House | 2008-10-01 | ISBN: 1905641532 | 252 pages | PDF | 2,2 MB

                Binary options are the latest craze to hit financials markets. From 5 minute FTSE100 bets offered by online bookmakers to longer duration FTSE100 bets traded on online betting exchanges, from binarybet offered by spreadbetting companies to the CME binary auction on economic derivatives, all are offering the same instrument as the CBOT's binary option on the Fed Funds rate.

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                  #1268
                  Automatic Exchange Betting: Automating The Betting Process From Strategy to Execution: Colin Magee
                  Posted By : rector12345 | Date : 28 May 2009 14:00:06 | Comments : 0


                  Automatic Exchange Betting: Automating The Betting Process From Strategy to Execution: Colin Magee
                  High Stakes | ISBN: 1843440415 | 2008-12-01 | PDF (OCR) | 288 pages | 1.74 Mb


                  Review:
                  The presence of betting exchanges like Betfair and Betdaq mean that today's sports bettor can carry out sophisticated strategies that provide him with at least a half-decent chance of making consistent profits. The difficulty, though, is that the more complex these strategies are, the more they are likely to depend on bespoke software to put them into practice. Although Betfair, for one, do provide their users with some minimal instructions on how they might create this API software, they tend to assume that those doing so will already have some background in IT and programming.

                  Colin Magee's book provides a thorough course of instruction in how to write such exchange betting software, accessible to even the most computer-illiterate readers. The precise code required to accomplish the various exchange betting tasks - reading market data, placing bets, etc. - is printed in full in the book, and can also be downloaded from the associated website. Although the code is written in Perl and designed to be run on a Linux-based machine, which may be unfamiliar to some readers, Magee provides explicit, clear instructions on how to set up one's PC to run a Linux operating system. Having followed these instructions, the reader is able to download the code and get a basic exchange betting program up-and-running in next to no time.

                  As well as basic betting software, Magee shows how to set up more complex programs which read and write from a database on one's system, and then carry out betting strategies based on that data. These tasks can be scheduled to run at whatever time intervals the user requires, bringing ever closer the dream of total automation.

                  Note that the book is designed to show the reader how to automate and, to some extent, test for profitable exchange strategies. As Magee acknowledges, it does not show how to find the strategies in the first place. Nor is it, despite the implication of the title perhaps, immediately suitable for use with exchanges other than Betfair. The code provided is all specific to Betfair, and would require significant adaptation for use elsewhere.

                  Nevertheless, Automatic Exchange Betting is an invaluable resource for those wishing to learn about automating Betfair transactions. I write as a professional gambler specialising in football markets, and prior to reading Magee's book, had never written a line of code in my life. Within two weeks, I had several automatic betting programs (bots) up-and-running, all pieced together from Magee's sample code. I have subsequently automated a huge amount of my betting strategies, and have significantly increased my profits. For the intelligent bettor wishing to improve their efficiency and profitability, the book is an essential buy.

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                    #1269
                    Efficiency Of Racetrack Betting Markets: Donald B. Hausch
                    Posted By : rector12345 | Date : 23 May 2009 14:55:26 | Comments : 0


                    Efficiency Of Racetrack Betting Markets: Donald B. Hausch
                    World Scientific Publishing Company | ISBN: 9812819185 | 2008-06-20 | PDF (OCR) | 680 pages | 29.60 Mb


                    Product Description:

                    A reprint of one of the classic volumes on racetrack efficiency, this book is the only one in its field that deals with the racetrack betting market in-depth, containing all the important historical papers on racetrack efficiency. As evidenced by the collection of articles, the understanding of racetrack betting is clearly drawn from, and has correspondingly returned something to, all the fields of psychology, economics, finance, statistics, mathematics and management science.

                    Contents: Psychological Studies; Utility Preferences of Racetrack Bettors; Economic and Mathematical Insights; Efficiency of Win Markets and the Favorite-Longshot Bias; Prices versus Handicapping: Place and Show Anomalies; Efficiency of Exotic Wagering Markets; Research in the Commonwealth and Asia.

                    Review:
                    William Ziemba and Donald B. Hausch, eds., Efficiencies of Racetrack Betting Markets: Economic Theory, Econometrics, and Mathematical Economics (Academic Press, 1994)

                    I believe this is the only review I have ever written for a book I do not own. While I was working at a university in the late nineties, I was lucky enough to stumble upon a copy of this in their library after reading Ziemba and Hausch's landmark Beat the Track. For the year between my finding it and my switching jobs, the book was out of the library and in my hands every day. I renewed as often as I could, and when I couldn't, I would drop it off on my way to work and take it out again on my way home. They were inclined to be lenient, because I was the only person who had ever taken the book out of the library.

                    Let me get one thing straight from the outset: folks, this is not your momma's handicapping manual. For that matter, it's not your shady Uncle George's handicapping manual, either. It's a graduate-level econ textbook. And if you have no background in math (as I didn't at the time, and I still have only what I've gleaned thanks to Howard Sartin and Tom Brohamer), your first trip through this large and ponderous tome will be torturous. You might want to bone up on your equations, not to mention keeping a small handbook of "what Greek letters mean to economists" by your side at all times.

                    Eventually, however, you will dig your way down to the meaning of the first paper. And then the second. And then the third. And so on. And for the horseplayer with an academic bent (definition, gleaned from some nasty comments during a discussion on the book that irked some folks who didn't like what they were hearing: any bettor who read Rosecrance's The Degenerates of Lake Tahoe and was able to laugh when finding a description of someone a lot like him), figuring out what these people are on about is the rough equivalent of discovering the tombs of Tutankhamen, Rameses, and Nefertiti all at the same time, and finding incontrovertible proof that Anubis really DID carry their souls off to the realm of the dead in the process. It's true that any bright middle-school student who has a good grasp of fractions will be able to get Beat the Track, and praise the powers that be that Ziemba and Hausch are capable of translating this morass into something most people can understand, even if they only touched on a portion of one of Ziemba's papers (which is the first one presented here). If the middle-school student is really, REALLY bright, is what the classifieds today call a self-starter (read: willing to try and figure this stuff out on his own), and has access to a tutor and/or writings that can explain some of the more esoteric facts, and has six months or so free to decipher this stuff full-time, said bright middle-schooler can probably find the keys to the kingdom. And get a pretty solid understanding of econ jargon in the process (which could lead to blowing the curve in Freshman-level econ classes in a few years).

                    I've been considering going back to school and learning to be an accountant. Before I do so, I have every intention of acquiring a copy of this hefty tome, which will likely set me back a year's tuition or more, and using it so I, too, can blow the curve. Of course, if it helps me make enough money to pay for school in the process, that would be quite a bonus, but the real value here is in showing, once and for all, that depending on your point of view, either horse race investing is no more a gamble than playing the stock market, or that playing the stock market is just as much a gamble as putting your two bucks on the nose of Glue Factory Refugee in the seventh at Charles Town on Friday night.


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                      #1270
                      Winning on Betfair For Dummies
                      Posted By : tot167 | Date : 17 Jan 2009 11:24:00 | Comments : 2


                      Jack Houghton, "Winning on Betfair For Dummies"
                      For Dummies | 2006-05-19 | ISBN: 0470028564 | 224 pages | PDF | 1,5 MB

                      Review
                      "....the perfect reference for the first-time Betfair player... reveals tips and tricks to satisfy even the most seasoned punter..." (The Sportsman, April 2006)
                      "…the definitive insider’s guide…" (Pacemaker, November 2006)
                      "...the perfect reference for the first-time Betfair player... reveals tips and tricks to satisfy even the most seasoned punter..." (The Sportsman, April 2006) "...the definitive insider's guide..." (Pacemaker, November 2006)
                      The world of betting is being transformed by internet betting exchanges, and there’s none bigger than Betfair, the world’s leading online betting exchange. Winning on Betfair For Dummies is the definitive insider’s guide, giving you a full picture of the way Betfair works, explaining the terms, lingo and jargon, and letting you in on insider knowledge and know-how. It’s the perfect reference for the first time Betfair player, and also reveals tips and tricks to satisfy even the most seasoned punter.
                      Winning on Betfair FD includes information on:
                      Backing and laying
                      Placing more than one bet in a market
                      Betting in-play
                      Telephone, mobile phone and PDA betting
                      Trading, arbing and bots
                      Making a profession of it

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                        #1271
                        Bill Williams - Trading Chaos: Applying Expert Techniques to Maximize Your Profits
                        Posted By : hue | Date : 01 Aug 2009 22:20:00 | Comments : 1


                        Bill Williams - Trading Chaos: Applying Expert Techniques to Maximize Your Profits
                        Wiley | 1995 | ISBN: 0471119296 | Pages: 288 | PDF | 8.26 MB

                        TRADING CHAOS APPLYING EXPERT TECHNIQUES TO MAXIMIZE YOUR PROFITS

                        Chaos theory now stands at the cutting edge of financial decision-making methods. The product of years of scientific investigation into unpredictable phenomena, it has the potential to offer traders entirely new perspectives on the movements of markets—and less risky routes to greater, more consistent profitability. Unlike other books on the subject, Trading Chaos takes chaos analysis out of the realm of the abstract and makes complex concepts easy to understand and use. It offers you the most practical, comprehensive guide available to applying chaos theory to the real world of trading and investing.

                        In this breakthrough work, author Bill Williams gives you the benefit of his unique qualifications: 35 years of successful trading and a PhD in psychology. The instructional techniques used in Trading Chaos have been tested and refined in the workshops, seminars, and private tutoring sessions Dr. Williams has conducted in 12 different countries.

                        Designed for all traders—from beginner to experienced professional—Trading Chaos introduces you to the financial applications of chaos in five graduated stages, starting with a clear, nontechnical introduction (Level One: The Novice Trader) all the way to chart analysis, fractals, Elliott wave, and advanced nonlinear dynamics (Level Five: The Expert Trader).

                        Trading Chaos probes depths of human and economic behavior that other books do not even mention, including:

                        * A detailed examination of the underlying structure of the market
                        * How individual belief systems affect the way we trade
                        * How to determine "what the market wants"
                        * Most importantly—"how to want what the market wants"

                        Numerous charts, trading models, analysis spreadsheets, and review questions reinforce the key concepts and help insure full comprehension of the material.

                        Regardless of your current degree of expertise, Trading Chaos will take you to new levels of trading confidence and increased profit.

                        This practical guide to the powerful tools of chaos theory will help you make better, more profitable trades

                        "Bill Williams brings a unique background and experience to the commodity trading world. His approach to becoming a successful trader includes many fresh and fascinating concepts for traders of all experience levels."—Bruce Babcock Editor, Commodity Traders Consumer Report

                        "Bill Williams has demystified the Elliott Wave. His technical approach is an innovative and effective way to trade markets for novice and expert traders alike."—Bob Koppel Skylane Trading Group

                        "Trading Chaos by Bill Williams is an excellent guide to profiting from a market which is nonlinear in structure. The book is divided into logical levels of trading techniques useful to the novice and expert trader. I was genuinely surprised that the expert can still learn refreshingly new techniques at each level presented."—Timothy C. Slater Managing Director of Dow Jones Telerate Seminars

                        Trading Chaos takes chaos theory out of the abstract realm and into the real world of practical investment decision-making. Using the techniques in this remarkable book, you will uncover the hidden patterns of what appear to be the random, unpredictable movements of the commodity, futures, and options markets. Regardless of your current level of experience, expert commodity trader and trainer Bill Williams will give you the skills and insights to move to levels of trading ability you would not have imagined possible.

                        Clear, practical, and nontechnical—Unlike other books on chaos theory, Trading Chaos is designed to be easy to understand and use

                        Unique organizational format—Introduces the reader to the financial applications of chaos in five graduated stages, from Novice to Expert Trader

                        Expert advice on avoiding common psychological traps and pitfalls—Including such self-limiting afflictions as the "paralysis of analysis," "opinionitis," and the dangers of trading on individual belief systems

                        A wealth of supplementary materials—Charts, trading models, trade plans, analysis spreadsheets, and trading diaries illustrate and reinforce key concepts

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                          New Trading Dimensions
                          Posted By : mr-cracker | Date : 14 Dec 2008 17:58:00 | Comments : 3


                          Bill Williams's "New Trading Dimensions"
                          PDF | 288 pages | Publisher: Wiley (October 1, 1998) | ISBN: 0471295418 | 1 MB

                          A powerful new way to navigate today's unprecedented market conditions. Bill freely shares his knowledge & experience & offers sound, tested principles. ...should be required reading for market technicians and he has a gift for explaining successful trading concepts. .

                          Williams' wisdom, technical expertise, and skillful teaching style makes this a revolutionary must-have new book for stock and commodity traders. This is a compelling work that belongs in every trader's library.

                          Bill Williams has always been an excellent teacher, taking complex terms and concepts and translating them into a clear, commonsense approach to trading. This book provides a complete trading program that reflects Bill's years of wisdom and experience in the marketplace.

                          As today's market environment continues to change dramatically, more and more traders are discovering that traditional forecasting methods-pure technical analysis and fundamental analysis-just do not work. Sending out contradictory messages, these opposing schools of thought leave investors baffled about the future direction of the market, and consequently, at a loss as to how to tailor their trading systems. As a result, many practitioners have now turned to a new forecasting "cocktail" that combines traditional charting methodologies with chaos theory and human psychology. In this groundbreaking book, Bill Williams, a seasoned trader at the forefront of this dynamic new approach, explains exactly what it is, how it works in current stock and commodity markets, and how to use it to your advantage.

                          Based on human nature rather than the vagaries of the market, the new trading dimension works on the premise that we trade not the market, but our own belief system. By assessing what your personal biases are, you can determine how they influence your ultimate success-or failure-and then adjust your trading strategies accordingly.

                          Written by an expert in the field who has been featured in Futures, Worth, Success, and other prominent publications, New Trading Dimensions takes the latest in scientific knowledge about human behavior and applies it directly to the fields of stock and commodity investing and trading. With straightforward guidelines, it shows you how to adopt the right attitude toward the behavior of the market and use the right tools (ATTITOOLS) for profitable trading. Packed with practice exercises, specific applications to different types of investments, and a detailed review of important market signals, here's where you'll learn how to:
                          * Discover what the market wants and align your own beliefs with the direction of the market
                          * Apply chaos theory to trading and investing
                          * Use Williams' "Market Alligator" for analyzing and profiting from the markets
                          * Employ a multidimensional trading program that includes such tools and techniques as fractals, oscillators, AC signals, psychological zones, and balance lines
                          * Exit trades in a timely fashion to reap high returns

                          Drawing on the author's more than forty years of experience as both a successful trader and seasoned trainer, this invaluable guide offers a breakthrough method that has proven its ability to turn investors into consistent winners.

                          Bill Williams is one of the great educators of our time. He freely shares his knowledge and experience in this inexpensive book. This book is required reading for all market technicians.


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                            Bill Williams - Chaos: The New Map For Traders


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                              Bailout: An Inside Account of How Washington Abandoned Main Street While Rescuing Wall Street (Audiobook)
                              Posted By : interes | Date : 29 Nov 2012 16:14:01 | Comments : 0 |




                              Bailout: An Inside Account of How Washington Abandoned Main Street While Rescuing Wall Street (Audiobook) By Neil Barofsky
                              English | 2012 | ISBN: 1470832208 | MP3 | 227 MB

                              An insider of both the Bush and Obama administrations offers an irrefutable indictment of the mishandling of the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program bailouts and the extreme degree to which our government officials--from both parties--served the interests of Wall Street at the expense of the public.

                              From his first day on the job as the special inspector general in charge of overseeing the distribution of the bailout money, Neil Barofsky found that the officials at the Treasury Department in charge of the bailouts were in thrall to the interests of the big banks. In vivid behind-the-scenes detail he reveals how they steadfastly failed to hold the banks accountable even as they disregarded major job losses caused by the auto bailouts and refused to help struggling homeowners. He discloses how the team at the Treasury under Secretary Timothy Geithner worked with Wall Street executives to design programs that would have funneled vast amounts of taxpayer money to their firms and allowed them to game the markets and make huge profits with almost no risk and no accountability. Providing stark details about how--through a combination of sheer incompetence and a profound disregard of the plight of homeowners--the interests of the broader public were betrayed, he recounts how an increasingly aggressive war was waged by the Treasury against his efforts to raise the alarm about the failures.

                              Bailout is a riveting account of his plunge into the political meat grinder of Washington, as well as a vital revelation of just how captive to Wall Street our political system is and why the too-big-to-fail banks have only become bigger and more dangerous in the wake of the crisis.

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                                #1275
                                The Wealth of Ideas: A History of Economic Thought (Repost)

                                Posted By : Grev27 | Date : 29 Nov 2012 14:51:55 | Comments : 1 |



                                Alessandro Roncaglia, "The Wealth of Ideas: A History of Economic Thought"
                                English | ISBN: 0521843375 | 2005 | PDF | 596 pages | 5,9 mb

                                The Wealth of Ideas traces the history of economic thought, from its prehistory (the Bible, Classical antiquity) to the present day. In this eloquently written, scientifically rigorous and well documented book, chapters on William Petty, Adam Smith, David Ricardo, Karl Marx, William Stanley Jevons, Carl Menger, Alfred Marshall, John Maynard Keynes, Joseph Schumpeter and Piero Sraffa alternate with chapters on other important figures and on debates of the period. Economic thought is seen as developing between two opposite poles: a subjective one, based on the ideas of scarcity and utility, and an objective one based on the notions of physical costs and surplus. Professor Roncaglia focuses on the different views of the economy and society and on their evolution over time and critically evaluates the foundations of the scarcity-utility approach in comparison with the Classical/Keynesian approach.

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