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Book Synopsis
A guide to mastering powerful trading methods inspired by stock market legend William O'Neil. It delivers trading techniques based on the O'Neil model that you can put to work in your own portfolio.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xiii

Introduction xv

Disciple Boot Camp xvii

Pocket Pivot Buy Points xviii

Buyable Gap‐Ups xxi

Moving Average Violations xxiv

The seven‐Week Rule xxv

As You Begin xxvi

Chapter 1 the OWL ethos 1

Quick Quiz 2

Chart Exercises 7

Identifying Bases 7

The Line of Least Resistance 9

Answers to Quick Quiz 14

Answers to Chart Exercises 19

Identifying Bases 19

The Line of Least Resistance 24

Summary 32

Chapter 2 Mind Games and Mazes 33

Embracing Uncertainty 33

The Psychology of Follow‐Through Days 34

Lockheed‐Martin: An opportunity Derived from Uncertainty 37

Silver: A Crystalline trend amid the Uncertain and Murky Waters of 2011 40

The Uncertainty of Company Earnings Announcements 42

You Must Lose to Win 44

The Need for Labels as a Heuristic Achilles’ Heel 46

Price Bias 48

Find Experts You Can Learn From, Not Have to Rely On 51

Paper Trading versus Real Trading 52

Awareness and Preparation 53

In Summary: Know Thyself 56

Chapter 3 2011: A Postmortem for the New Millennium 59

Reviewing the 2011 Trade Blotter 62

Using Spreadsheet Analysis with Chart Mark‐Ups 63

Three Swings, Three Strikes 64

The Window of Opportunity Has a Silver Lining 68

More Roads to Nowhere in 2011 74

Summarizing the Lessons of 2011 80

Chapter 4 Developing Your “Chart Eye” 85

What is a Chart Eye? 86

The Visual Effect of X‐ and Y‐axis Scaling 88

Linear versus Logarithmic Charts 90

Bars or Candles? 92

Moving Average Stress Syndrome (MASS) 95

Indicators: Useful or Useless? 102

Are Intraday Charts Useful? 105

Monitor Color and Formatting Schemes 108

What You See is What You Get 111

Chapter 5 Pocket Pivot Exercises 113

Conclusion 195

Chapter 6 Buyable Gap-Up Exercises 197

Conclusion 263

Chapter 7 A Trading Simulation 265

First Solar (FSLR) 2007–2008 266

Acme Packet (APKT) 2010–2011 318

Conclusion 340

Chapter 8 Frequently Asked Questions 341

Pocket Pivot Buy Points 341

Buyable Gap‐Ups 354

Stops and General Selling Rules 355

General Topics 359

Short‐Selling 367

Market Timing Model Building 370

Appendix List of Companies (with Ticker Symbols) Referenced in the Book 375

About the Authors 379

Index 381

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: 05/02/2013
      ISBN13: 9781118273029, 978-1118273029
      ISBN10: 1118273028

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A guide to mastering powerful trading methods inspired by stock market legend William O'Neil. It delivers trading techniques based on the O'Neil model that you can put to work in your own portfolio.

      Table of Contents

      Acknowledgments xiii

      Introduction xv

      Disciple Boot Camp xvii

      Pocket Pivot Buy Points xviii

      Buyable Gap‐Ups xxi

      Moving Average Violations xxiv

      The seven‐Week Rule xxv

      As You Begin xxvi

      Chapter 1 the OWL ethos 1

      Quick Quiz 2

      Chart Exercises 7

      Identifying Bases 7

      The Line of Least Resistance 9

      Answers to Quick Quiz 14

      Answers to Chart Exercises 19

      Identifying Bases 19

      The Line of Least Resistance 24

      Summary 32

      Chapter 2 Mind Games and Mazes 33

      Embracing Uncertainty 33

      The Psychology of Follow‐Through Days 34

      Lockheed‐Martin: An opportunity Derived from Uncertainty 37

      Silver: A Crystalline trend amid the Uncertain and Murky Waters of 2011 40

      The Uncertainty of Company Earnings Announcements 42

      You Must Lose to Win 44

      The Need for Labels as a Heuristic Achilles’ Heel 46

      Price Bias 48

      Find Experts You Can Learn From, Not Have to Rely On 51

      Paper Trading versus Real Trading 52

      Awareness and Preparation 53

      In Summary: Know Thyself 56

      Chapter 3 2011: A Postmortem for the New Millennium 59

      Reviewing the 2011 Trade Blotter 62

      Using Spreadsheet Analysis with Chart Mark‐Ups 63

      Three Swings, Three Strikes 64

      The Window of Opportunity Has a Silver Lining 68

      More Roads to Nowhere in 2011 74

      Summarizing the Lessons of 2011 80

      Chapter 4 Developing Your “Chart Eye” 85

      What is a Chart Eye? 86

      The Visual Effect of X‐ and Y‐axis Scaling 88

      Linear versus Logarithmic Charts 90

      Bars or Candles? 92

      Moving Average Stress Syndrome (MASS) 95

      Indicators: Useful or Useless? 102

      Are Intraday Charts Useful? 105

      Monitor Color and Formatting Schemes 108

      What You See is What You Get 111

      Chapter 5 Pocket Pivot Exercises 113

      Conclusion 195

      Chapter 6 Buyable Gap-Up Exercises 197

      Conclusion 263

      Chapter 7 A Trading Simulation 265

      First Solar (FSLR) 2007–2008 266

      Acme Packet (APKT) 2010–2011 318

      Conclusion 340

      Chapter 8 Frequently Asked Questions 341

      Pocket Pivot Buy Points 341

      Buyable Gap‐Ups 354

      Stops and General Selling Rules 355

      General Topics 359

      Short‐Selling 367

      Market Timing Model Building 370

      Appendix List of Companies (with Ticker Symbols) Referenced in the Book 375

      About the Authors 379

      Index 381

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