Technical Analysis of Stock Trends

Great, great book. Extremely dry read, but this isn't meant for the casual trader. This is meant for people wanting to learn detaled technical analysis and take their trading to the next level.

This is a monster of a book !! J.C. Parets recommended it, and it has tons of valuable info, but the print is so small ! I have learned a great deal from Steve and Holly Burns' books, which are terrific ! I am giving the Monster five stars, so as not to discourage others from learning from J.C.'s suggestion. Hopefully he will distill some of his best ideas in the future, and we will have yet another offering to improve our trading.

Truely the best book on trading I have read. I wish I would have bought it years ago. It is well worth the time to read and read again. You will want to ignore the critics. It is very well published. I strongly recommend it for any serious trader.

The book is full of great information, it is an easy to understand and well laid out. The major downside to this book is that all the examples are from the 40s which is not inherently a bad thing but the charts shown as examples are nearly all completely unreadable.

I have my original copy of the 6th edition and over the years gifted 20+ of these likely to deaf ears. Takes a lifetime to learn this theory. Simple, but complicated, timeless. Not a one time read, more like a bible. Edition is up to date with current events in the first part, but clear and true to old school.

If you have read books on trading stocks, you will find a theme in all of them about technical analysis. Those people got all of their information from Edwards and Magee. This book has really tied all of the chart reading and analysis together into a book that has withstood time.

It's a text book. You know like your uni lecturer recommended you a thick book to read, that kind of book.

Can not read on any Kindle device. And, on kindle app, this book doesn't provide adjustable font size. Overall, this book not readable at all.