Simple Stock Trading Formulas: How to Make Money Trading Stocks

by Ex

As a frequent contributor to Futures Magazine, MoneyMorning.com, Traders.com Advantage and other top financial publications, I know from experience that stock trading offers enormous profit potential for traders if you have the right tools for success.But, each year, millions of aspiring stock traders still come to the stock market but still fail to achieve any meaningful success despite being armed with the latest indicators or some expensive stock trading system.There are two main One, they lack a proper foundation in the study of price action and, two, they lack a method to show them where to find trading opportunities and when to pull the trigger.Price action is the language of the market that is spoken to you each day through price charts and, if you understand what its trying to tell you, then you'll never lack for low-risk trades again.But, you also have to have a stock trading method that provides a set of rules to show you when a trade is setting up with the least amount of risk combined with the highest probability of success.Without understanding either of these concepts, you're chances are slim that you'll succeed.But, if you have the patience, drive, and discipline to apply a few simple rules along with sound fundamental and technical analysis, then the odds are on your side that you'll succeed.In Simple Stock Trading Formulas, you'll read about the role of both the stock exchanges and stocks themselves so that you understand how the game is played.Next, you'll learn how to "look under the hood" to find fundamentally sound stocks that have the highest chance of becoming a high-performer, avoiding the stagnant, lifeless stocks that are going nowhere.Then, you'll get to the meat of the book and get a in-depth breakdown on technical tools, price patterns, how to spot compelling technical criteria, mindset, and a set of rules-based stock trading strategies that work in any market condition.You'll also •The nature of the market and how to use it to profit.•What stocks are and what is their purpose?•Why volatility frightens the majority of traders but how you can profit from it.•The dual relationship of price and volume.•What roles do stock exchanges play?•What key indicators to use to get into the market (and when to stay out).•The best price patterns to trade for consistent winners.•How to spot market reversals and how to profit from them.•What warning signs to watch for so that you don't get wiped out financially.•What 3 indicators form an unbeatable winning formula for trading.•How to use "Big Daddy" to always be on the right side of the trend.•What the only two types of price action are and how to profit with them.•How to spot turns in the market and how to use them to time your entries.•7 step-by-step trading formulas to find winning trades in any market type.•Fundamental and technical formulas to rack up above-average returns.•And much, much more.Go now to the upper right-hand portion of this page and click the orange Buy Button to start learning how to achieve greater returns in the stock market today.

Genres: Finance

271 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 15, 2014

Reviews

[Kevin Lintner]

I've never really had a clue about how the Stock market works. I mean, I've purchased stocks through stock options per my employer and my 401K is making money from the buying and selling of stocks. But I let other people handle it for me because it would be like trying to catch a blue whale with an aquarium net if I tried to do it on my own.

This book made it so easy for me to understand how the stock market works. It provides easy to understand formulas, and explicit instruction that even a total neophyte like myself could figure out. This is definitely not one of those "get rich quick" type of guides to financial independence. This is written by someone who has been in the business a long time and I recommend it to anyone interested in getting into playing the stock market or even a veteran trader looking for fresh insights.

[Crista Huff]

Well, I got as far as page 53, where zero-coupon bonds are repeatedly referred to as "zero-coon" bonds, and I couldn't go on. This was at least the third substantial error that I'd come across; errors that change or obfuscate the meaning of the sentences; not simple typos. It was clear that nobody edited/proofread this book before sending it out for production. I have previously known several writers who also skipped the editing process. I can't imagine what they were thinking.

As for this book, no beginning investor should read it, because you won't know enough about stocks to quickly identify the errors, and you might therefore learn some stock investing concepts incorrectly. Sad and weird that somebody went to all the trouble to write a book, and then rushed past the last step.

[Gabriel · Rating 2 out of 5]

A little more advanced than I thought.

I thought this book was more beginner oriented. I was incorrect. If you have a little more understanding of the stock market, this book could be more useful. There were many phrases and concepts the author assumed the reader understood, but which I did not immediately comprehend.

[Roger Kemp · Rating 5 out of 5]

Knowledge to get you started

Really enjoyed the almost step by step walk through of how to trade technicals as well as keeping fundamentals in perspective. Certainly provided more confidence in finding good set ups

[Russell Williams · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well Written and Highly Informative

This book does give a few formulas to experiment with in your trading, but its real value is the wealth of information about the market as a whole and its very good advice as to how to take advantage of this complex market to your advantage.