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Through two previous editions, now published in six languages, Martin Pring's acclaimed book has earned a place as the Number One guide to technical analysis. Its clear, no-nonsense approach to tracking and charting investments to predict their future behavior has made it invaluable to those investors with limited experience. And its comprehensive, authoritative, and up-to-the-minute coverage has made it a welcome companion for seasoned professionals in the field. It has also been recommended by the Market Technicians Association for their professional (CMT) certification. Now Pring's definitive work has been completely updated and revised to reflect the latest developments and innovations in the financial marketplace over the past five years.

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• Preface(p. ix)
• Acknowledgments(p. xiii)
• Introduction(p. 1)
• Part 1. Trend-Determining Techniques(p. 11)
• 1. Market Cycle Model(p. 13)
• 2. Financial Markets and the Business Cycle(p. 22)
• 3. Dow Theory(p. 31)
• 4. Typical Parameters for Intermediate-Term Trends(p. 42)
• 5. Price Patterns(p. 53)
• 6. Flags, Pennants, Wedges, and Gaps(p. 81)
• 7. Trendlines(p. 93)
• 8. Moving Averages(p. 108)
• 9. Momentum I(p. 127)
• 10. Momentum II(p. 146)
• 11. Point and Figure Charting(p. 175)
• 12. Miscellaneous Techniques for Determining Trends(p. 184)
• 13. Putting the Techniques Together: An Analysis of the Dow Jones Utility Average, 1962-1969(p. 200)
• Part 2. Market Structure(p. 207)
• 14. Price: The Major Averages(p. 209)
• 15. Price: Group Rotation(p. 224)
• 16. Time: Longer-Term Cycles(p. 237)
• 17. Time: Practical Identification of Cycles(p. 264)
• 18. Volume(p. 271)
• 19. Breadth(p. 289)
• Part 3. Interest Rates and the Stock Market(p. 315)
• 20. Why Interest Rates Affect the Stock Market(p. 317)
• 21. Short-Term (Money-Market) Interest Rates(p. 328)
• 22. Long-Term Interest Rates(p. 343)
• Part 4. Other Aspects of Market Behavior(p. 351)
• 23. Sentiment Indicators(p. 353)
• 24. Speculative Activity in the Stock Market(p. 375)
• 25. Automated Trading Systems(p. 385)
• 26. Putting the Indicators Together(p. 407)
• Part 5. Specific Financial Markets(p. 415)
• 27. Technical Analysis of International Stock Markets(p. 417)
• 28. Technical Analysis of Individual Stocks(p. 427)
• 29. Technical Analysis of Gold(p. 457)
• 30. Technical Analysis of Currencies(p. 466)
• 31. Technical Analysis of Commodity Markets(p. 477)
• Epilog(p. 489)
• Appendix A Candle Charts(p. 491)
• Appendix B The Elliott Wave Principle(p. 500)
• Glossary(p. 505)
• Resources(p. 509)
• Index(p. 515)

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Martin J. Pring is one of the most respected names in the field of forecasting financial markets. He is editor of Pring Market Review, a technically oriented publication covering the U.S. stock and bond markets, commodities, and currencies. He is also president of The International Institute for Economic Research.
In addition to being a regular contributor to many financial publications, including Barron's, Futures, Investment Vision, and FNN, he is the author of McGraw-Hill's highly acclaimed How to Forecast Interest Rates, The McGraw-Hill Handbook of Commodities and Futures, and International Investing Made Easy. He has lectured widely in Europe, North America, and the Far East on global financial markets, and has also published a five-tape video course on technical analysis.