The Master Swing Trader: Tools and Techniques to Profit from Outstanding Short-Term Trading Opportunities

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Summary: The Master Swing Trader: Tools and Techniques to Profit from
Review: The Master Swing Trader: Tools and Techniques to Profit from Outstanding Short-Term Trading Opportunities by Alan S. Farley is a proven course for short-term traders for making investments that produce a profit, every time. Offers dozens of trading strategies and setups that include precise reward, risk and stop-less considerations, with more than 200 charts and dozens of proprietary setups that make it easy to see where the money is.

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Summary: Frustrating !!
Review: This book is sadly disappointing. There are some good ideas that you can gleen from this text but overall I would save the money and avoid it for other more professionally written books (ie. Schwager stuff). Reading this tome is akin to wading through a quagmire of well meaning but ill structured ideas and concepts. I kept thinking that Farley is writing in a schizophrenic, stream-of-conciseness style as the text wandered aimlessly. Randomly, good ideas would jump disjointedly from the droning text and I would highlight them but in the end though, it was a chore to finish, and a book not enjoyed is hard to follow and retain. Sorry Farley.

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Summary: No substance, Very wordy
Review: VERY difficult to understand, the charts in this book look like tangled spaghetti, the wording is long and makes little sense. I returned the book 5 days after i bought it. The techniques in this book are useless if you can understand them. I am not new to trading books and have read my share but this has to be one of the worst. Don`t waste your time or money on the book.

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Summary: Very Poorily Written
Review: Very hard to follow and decipher. Information provided was not organized and sounded like gobbledegook. The author makes no attempt whatsoever to report proof but just shows his one example. Don't waste your time.