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“Don’t touch stocks if you don’t know the charts!”

Anyone who invests in the stock market should not ignore the role of charts in market analysis. Every trader or broker Anyone can benefit from the graphical models illustrated and explained in this book.

"How to Use Charts to Profit in the Stock Market" can be called a classic introduction to technical analysis. It shows generations of investors how to use technical analysis tools to better grasp the buying and selling motor and improve trading performance. It is The first book to explain the "how" and "why" behind technical analysis in easy-to-understand terms. Regardless of the skill and experience of brokers and investors, this book should be included in the must-read list. Book review recommended by the media "Don't touch stocks if you don't know the charts!"

Anyone who invests in the stock market should not ignore the role of charts in market analysis. Every trader or broker can learn from this book Benefit from graphical models that illustrate and explain. ——Paul Cheney, Chief Market Analyst of Standard & Poor’s

“If you don’t know charts, don’t touch stocks!” This is not alarmist. Just looking at the important position of chart analysts on Wall Street, it is not difficult to see that charts are important to A compass for every stock market investor. In stock trading, luck is very important, and insider information is very important, but these can only be obtained by chance and not everyone can achieve it. Once you develop the ability to read diagrams and charts, it will always become your magic weapon for navigating the stock market.

"Time" magazine said:

"To predict the direction of the stock market, Wall Street elites have tried everything from tide levels to sunspot frequency. The most practical tool Charts are charts that show both the price changes of individual stocks and the overall activity of the market. Chart-making analysts play an important role on Wall Street, with financial institutions, mutual funds, and thousands of individual investors relying on them. The chart indicates how to buy and sell stocks."

TheStreet.com said:

The first chapter of this book said:

Author: (American) William Gee. Translator: Wan Ming Li Gongmin

William Giller, former director of the U.S. Commodity Survey Bureau, is the founder of the CRB Futures Price Index Service Department and the Trend Line Chart Service Department, and has long served at Standard & Poor's , specializing in trendline analysis.