Technical Analysis of Stock Trends by Robert D. Edwards and John Magee Hardcover – 18 January 2010

Book is great.I had pdf already printed. I purchased this hardcover edition to get good quality and bigger font. But seems like they have taken images and printed on paper. 30% paper is used in margin n rest it's printed like an image with very small font.

Exposition is phenomenal going back to the early to mid 90's. The charting analysis can be applied to technical intraday traders today.Pre-requisite - some exposure to trading is required. Need skin in the game, meaning that you have money in markets in one way shape or form.See picture of me after finishing the first chapter. Hard represent.

Una de las biblias del análisis técnico. Imprescindible. Quizá el orden en el que se presentan los conceptos puede confundir algo a un lego en la materia pero al releerlo, como suele ocurrir con estos libros fundamentales, todo va a su sitio. Algunos capítulos quizá puedan haberse quedado desfasados para nuestros tiempos en los que ya contamos con acceso a mucha más información que en los años 50 (cómo hacerte tu hoja de seguimiento de valores, qué plumillas utilizar, cómo extraer la información de los periódicos y semanales), pero no dejan de ser lecciones de principios básicos que, a pesar de cambiar las herramientas, siguen estando vigentes.

This book is great value for money. Some chapters maybe irrelevant now, but the foundations are all there. If it was good enough for Gordon Gekko when he started out, then it's good enough for you.

I am surprised that this book was printed in a script that was too small to be read easily. I am surprised that Amazon would offer such a book for sale with this knowledge. If Amazon did not have this knowledge, then I am surprised that they are in the book business.One thing in their favour was that they accepted the return of this book without any problem.

This is a reprint of the EXCELLENT 1958 edition. The writing style is magnificent. It looks wordy, but it's actually fun to read, easy to understand, and incredibly interesting. I've tried reading later editions from the library, but they had been "modernized" by the editor to the point that they had become directionless and overly wordy. This edition is strictly on chart patterns. No EMA, Stochastic oscillators, etc. If those are what you want to study, then see stockcharts.com. John Murphy's *Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets* is also an excellent book. His chapters on chart patterns are more modern and direct, and he includes some of the more mathematical indicators you can find at stockcharts.com, at least superficially, but Edwards and Magee [unmodified] is still the best and most readable book on chart patterns, in my opinion.