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George Douglas Taylor – The Taylor Trading Technique
For those interested in day trading and short-term trading in futures, this classic 1950 work is an indispensable reference. The 3-Day Method (a.k.a. The Book Method) described therein, maintains that markets move in a three-day cycle that can be tracked by measuring rallies and declines. Linda Bradford Raschke highly recommends this book and the principles it teaches.
Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1: How the Market Trend is Made
- Chapter 2: How to Make Up a Trading Book
- Chapter 3: Uses for the Columns and Marks
- Chapter 4: The Symbols as Trend Indicators
- Chapter 5: A Buying Day
- Chapter 6: A Buying Day Low Violation
- Chapter 7: A Selling Day
- Chapter 8: A Short Sale Day
- Chapter 9: A Short Sale at High of Buying Day Made First
- Chapter 10: Failures to Penetrate
- Chapter 11: The Trend Line and Trading Areas-Market Trends
- Chapter 12: Limit Day Moves
- Chapter 13: The Three Day Swing Method
- Chapter 14: The Investor and Swing Trader
- Chapter 15: Pertinent Points Many illustrated plates and cuts
George Douglas Taylor – The Taylor Trading Technique, The Taylor Trading Technique, George Douglas Taylor.