Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 332.63228
EAN: 9780471825395
ISBN: 0471825395
Label: Wiley
Manufacturer: Wiley
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 314
Publication Date: May 14, 1999
Publisher: Wiley
Sales Rank: 325835
Studio: Wiley

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
Integrated Technical Analysis Technical Analysis is usually learned as a series of unconnected and often conflicting techniques. In this groundbreaking book, Ian Copsey demonstrates how a combination of Elliott Wave, cycles and momentum analysis can be integrated to provide a set of signals leading to more powerful forecasts. Both private and professional investors can have difficulty in selecting and synthesizing various technical tools. Integrated Technical Analysis shows how different ideas can be integrated on multiple time frames to enhance the overall process and provide a more solid forecasting platform. The author's ideas have been developed over many years. Copsey's knowledge of the markets and his trading experience ensures that the book abounds with practical trading examples, numerous charts and a down-to-earth view of market activity. A must read for anyone looking to broaden their conceptual knowledge of the subject and to fine-tune their analysis of the market. "There is a real lack of easily accessible and practical books on using Elliott Wave Theory in combination with basic technical analysis. The essential concept of the book is a valuable contribution to the subject. It also fills a void, in that it deals at length with practical aspects." -Colin Nicholson President Australian Technical Analysts Association




Rating: - Wow so pricey
The con for this book is its price. But, I think the author has done a great job in explaining his techniques in a clear manner. Very useful and highly recommended.

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Rating: - Solid Technicial Analysis
I have been using the Elliott Wave now for many years and find it very helpful and insightful into dealing with the market's underlying emotional structure. I use a combination of momentum and Elliott Wave to short term trade the markets. Ian Copsey's introduction into using the markets rhythem as well in terms of cycles is of great interest.

Technical Analysis does take time to learn as the author states and I feel his book points Traders in the right direction. Well written ... Read More

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Rating: - An excellent start
I devoured this book in 4 days with very little difficulty. In this crazy market, I felt I needed some direction in securing my gains. I now approach stock trading with a whole different light and am applying what I learned form this excellent book. I found the Elliott Wave principal a bit hard to utilize right away, as was stated in the book and I am paraphrasing, "one can write a whole book on this subject alone". The best thing about this book is that in a matter of one week, I can converse ... Read More

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Rating: - Refreshing and insightful approach
Having spent twenty years trading in the market myself it was refreshing to see Copsey's down to earth approach. Moving through from some of the basics of Technical Analysis such as Chart construction and various uses of Averages, to Indicators and Elliot Wave Theory. Clear explanations with good examples shows not only Copsey's depth of understanding of the subject, but more importantly for the reader the application of "theory" in the real world. It is this "real world" application which leads ... Read More

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Rating: - Bad Elliot reference; poor attempt at integrated analysis;
Copsey does a very good job of handling momentum and trend indicators. However, his explanation of Elliot wave theory and wave counting is poorly organized, presented to the reader in a confusing manner, and made more complex than it has to be.

He first describes that a complete cycle consists of 5 waves up and 3 waves down. Next thing you know he is telling us about a 5 wave down trend, which seemed contradictory to the introduction. The different patterns should have been given at the ... Read More

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