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the bloomberg market essentials: technical analysis series covers the key elements of the most widely-used technical analysis tools. while there is considerable market information on technical analysis (which is used by virtually every trader and individual investor), there is a clear niche for books that can help market traders to get up to speed on individual analysis tools, and fibonacci analysis is the first title in this new series.
fibonacci analysis analyses trend and counter-trend movements within markets to identify the future market price. this new book, eminently practical rather than theoretical or academic, shows how to use the technique correctly for a higher probability of trading success. author constance brown delivers this essential knowledge in her trademark style, providing readers with an essential and invaluable reference work.
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part of the new bloomberg market essentials series, fibonacci analysis provides a concise and accessible assessment of how fibonacci works, the basic strategies with which it is linked and how iti can be used to identify future market prices.
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
The treatment of the use Fibonacci ratios in helping to identify market movements is very good. I have done a fair bit of back testing with the techniques and they seem to work fairly well. Not in all cases of course, the charts of some markets seem less disposed to the use of Fibonacci techniques than others. Horses for courses. Be prepared to work at it and spend plenty of time practicing it - I found it to be one of those reference books that you work and work and work in order to get the best from.
Concerning the last two chapters on 'Rythmic Wave Diagrams' and 'Harmonic Unity Within market Price and Time', be aware that the author isn't trying to teach any new techniques here, but rather floating some ideas. I'd say these last two chapters were 'interesting'.
Before you delve into the latter of the two you might be advised to brush up on how to add and subtract ratios, particularly in the context of music, and do some background reading on music theory to support what there is in this book. (I'd recommend the first twenty or so pages of 'Treatise in Harmony' by Jean-Plilippe Rameau' - an excellent book on the subject). Pay particular attention to the diagrams relating the octave to market charts. Go at it with an open mind, but question, question, and question again so that you're sure you understand what you're looking at.
All in all a good read, and, in my opinion, worth the money.
Concerning the last two chapters on 'Rythmic Wave Diagrams' and 'Harmonic Unity Within market Price and Time', be aware that the author isn't trying to teach any new techniques here, but rather floating some ideas. I'd say these last two chapters were 'interesting'.
Before you delve into the latter of the two you might be advised to brush up on how to add and subtract ratios, particularly in the context of music, and do some background reading on music theory to support what there is in this book. (I'd recommend the first twenty or so pages of 'Treatise in Harmony' by Jean-Plilippe Rameau' - an excellent book on the subject). Pay particular attention to the diagrams relating the octave to market charts. Go at it with an open mind, but question, question, and question again so that you're sure you understand what you're looking at.
All in all a good read, and, in my opinion, worth the money.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I first came across the Fibonacci number sequence as an Art student. It is a commonly taught subject when discussing the Renaissance Artists and the 'Golden Section'. The fact that these number sequences or ratios appear everywhere in Nature is pretty mind-blowing.
In this book Constance Brown introduces you to the history of the Fibonacci ratios which in itself is a fascinating story. She then goes on to explain - when used correctly - how the Fibonacci tools we all have on our trading software systems are able to map out and uncover the important price points that are embedded in each and every stock,index,commodity etc.
Sounds too good to be true I know but since reading this book I have personally applied her reasoning to some 100 stocks from the FTSE (100,250,Small Cap,AIM) and the results have been amazing. Most analysis books simply take the high and low for Fib retracements but Brown explains why this is often incorrect and leads to inconsistent results. Read this book and with a little application and study you will be able to work out where the support and resistance levels lie to aid your entries and exits. I was a sceptic before and thought it was all mumbo jumbo....how wrong was I?
In this book Constance Brown introduces you to the history of the Fibonacci ratios which in itself is a fascinating story. She then goes on to explain - when used correctly - how the Fibonacci tools we all have on our trading software systems are able to map out and uncover the important price points that are embedded in each and every stock,index,commodity etc.
Sounds too good to be true I know but since reading this book I have personally applied her reasoning to some 100 stocks from the FTSE (100,250,Small Cap,AIM) and the results have been amazing. Most analysis books simply take the high and low for Fib retracements but Brown explains why this is often incorrect and leads to inconsistent results. Read this book and with a little application and study you will be able to work out where the support and resistance levels lie to aid your entries and exits. I was a sceptic before and thought it was all mumbo jumbo....how wrong was I?
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This book is the best on the market in my view, the author Constance Brown clearly knows her business. Once I had started the book I could not put it down until I had read it from cover to cover. An easy to read work the style is excellent, the content is first rate. Indeed may people will be very surprised to learn they are actually using Fibonacci incorectly and have been doing so for many years.
Well worth the money as this book is a classic.
John
Well worth the money as this book is a classic.
John
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Fibonacci Analysis by Constance Brown
Very Fascinating to read how Fibonacci Maths is applied to securities markets keeping inspiration from nature at central. Read more
Published 2 months ago by T Mam
good buy
It is what I expected and what I needed.Ithink for the price it is a very good buy that gives you information to thne point without to many flowers.
Published 4 months ago by aga
Average, Better books available
More of a history lesson then a learning lesson. I felt the author was quick to jump from point to point rather quickly.
Published 5 months ago by Hitchslap101
Not so essential
I read the chart patterns book in this series I was impressed by the book. I feel this book was very mathematically orientated (but I suppose Fibonacci analysis is). Read more
Published 7 months ago by lewis f talbot
small but wonderful...
I rarely write a review but this is a must have book, regardless of whether you are trading in the short term or investing for the long term (better entry or exit). Read more
Published 9 months ago by Mark Mckaig
Best Fibonacci Book
This is the best fibonacci book in its price range and I have learnt more from this than the book by Carolyn Boroden. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Traveller
Let down by poor charts
This could be a great book. The information in it is new to me, and I have studied a great deal of technical and Fib Analysis. Read more
Published 18 months ago by G. Smith
Fibonacci Analysis
This book was an excellant read and gives a good insight to the principles of Fibonacci Analysis and has enabled a step change in trading approach. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Strade
Not en easy read
The book is not easy to read, the writing style is somewhat cumbersome and leaves things to be desired. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Per Anton Rønning
An interesting book
This is an interesting book on Fibonacci analysis with many good hints as to how to use the Fibonacci analysis when trading financial instruments. Read more
Published 24 months ago by The Book Warm
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