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Yu, Jea. Lockhart, Russell.

Secrets of the undergroundtrader : advanced methods for short-term and swing trading any market / Jea Yu, Russell Lockhart.

New York :   McGraw-Hill,   c2004.  

xiv, 369 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

0071417370 (alk. paper)

Part I. Discretionary methods -- Chapter 1: Deriving the tools -- A trader's discovery process -- Stochastics charts -- Moving averages charts -- 200-period simple moving average -- 3-period shifted exponential moving average -- 1-minute stochastics divergent situations and wide-channel consolidations -- Nasdaq 100 E-minis charts (Noodles) -- Pivot points -- Sox.x index and Vix.x -- The complete layout -- Chapter 2: Trend channels and breakouts -- Consolidations -- Uptrends and downtrends -- Pups and mini pups -- Anatomy of a living trend -- Fades -- 3.5-strike trend reversals -- Short squeezes -- Overshoots and backfills -- Ping pong range -- 2.5 de facto levels -- Sticky 5s levels -- Overlapping support and resistance levels -- Chapter 3: Nuances of the longer time frames -- Nuances of the 13 minute charts -- Mini pups and pups on the 13 minute charts -- Nuances of the mini pups -- Nuances of the 60 minute charts -- Mini pups and pups on the 60 minute charts -- Developing the mindset for the longer time frames -- Best method for wider time frames -- Chapter 4: Prime and fractured trade setups -- Prime setups -- Three-lane highway -- Perfect storm -- Scalper's perfect storm -- Fractured setups -- Threading the noodles -- Mini pup versus pup make or break -- Lead and the trigger -- Tightening the lanes -- Limiting red trades -- Deriving premises -- Chapter 5: The moody market day -- Morning preparation to find candidates and setups -- Gauging premarket noodles -- Economic reports -- FOMC rate decisions -- Playing the open -- Mini pup short squeeze on the open -- Gap openings -- 9:45 a.m. transparency -- First mood-shift period : 10:30 a.m. -- Dead zone : 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. -- Second mood-shift period : 1:30 p.m. -- Minor mood-shift periods -- Light-volume period and markets -- Last hour -- Postmarket -- Intraday scanning with exchange-traded funds -- Commercial scanning products -- Nightly research -- Chapter 6: The basket trading approach: building the foundation -- Work backwards -- Selecting a basket stock -- Paper trading -- Keep a journal -- Stops -- Chapter 7: The transition to cash -- How to make the transition from paper to cash -- Environment dictates the effective style -- Scalper -- Range/swing trader -- Combo player -- Art of paring -- Making the transition to larger numbers of shares -- Stops and make-or-break situations -- Chapter 8: Making the trade -- Preparation -- Deriving high-probability setups -- Newbie mistakes -- Pulling the trigger -- Timing the entry -- Proper allocation of shares to setup and risk/reward -- Managing the trade -- Riding the trade -- Paring the trade -- Exiting the trade -- Prozac moments and noise -- Market laggards -- Chapter 9: Playing the countertrend reversal -- Early exhaustion reversal play -- Confirmed trend reversal play -- Overlapping support and resistance levels for counterplays -- Caution! --Exceptional gaps -- Reversal candlestick patterns -- Shooting star topping candlestick -- Doji candlestick reversal pattern -- Hammer -- Painting the charts-watch out! --Chapter 10: The mental game -- Styles make fights -- Game of probability -- Two common causes of failure -- Consistency -- Making your own luck -- Analyzing and recovering from slumps and drawdowns -- Ultimate goal -- Premediate the time frames -- Find a hobby -- Chapter 11: Putting it all together: a sample week of trades -- Part II. Systematic methods -- Chapter 12 -- The need for method -- Risk of ruin -- Desire to make money grow -- Multiplication and the power of compounding -- Chimera of long-term investing -- Basic principles of market behavior -- Chapter 13 -- Requirements of method -- Foundational assumptions -- Rules for assessing methods -- Chaos, complexity and curiosity -- Fundamental rule -- Implementing the fundamental rule -- Dynamic adaptation to change: synchrony and harmony -- Personality, method, and the shadow of failure -- Chapter 14: Building the fundamental methods -- Importance of candlestick charting -- Reading a chart -- Principle of exhaustion -- Principle of market structure -- Market structure "bull and bear" lines -- Market structure events -- Analysis of candle types and patterns -- Doji candle -- Engulfing candle -- Morning star candle pattern -- Market structure trigger -- Concept of target -- Rule-of-three trend determining method -- Three-price break -- Market structure and the concept of wave -- Concept of wave growth -- Factors in wave growth -- Concept of wave failure -- Concept of time limit on wave growth -- Fibonacci number series and the growth spiral -- Application of Fibonnacci targets and wave registration -- Dynamic Elliott wave analysis -- Chapter 15. Advanced methods for the trader's toolbox -- Deep structure -- Extreme Fibonacci Bollinger bands and moving average shifts -- Volatility signals -- Natural squares and harmonics of range -- Projective power of market structure -- The concept of price/time -- Price/time and symmetry -- Owl method -- External market clocks -- Generalizing the three-price break -- Market's internal sentiment indicators -- The trade filter -- Importance of the trading journal -- Importance of multiple time frames -- Assessing risk, self-performance and market behavior -- Value of real-time analysis and education -- Self awareness methods -- Market candle by candle -- What's in store for the future? -- Directions for further study.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Electronic trading of securities. Day trading (Securities) Speculation. Stocks. Investments.