Rating: 
- Ground breaking and easy to read
It is a totally new concept for an author to write about the integration of different analytical techniques, and this book also highlights how to utilise supporting indicators instead of the normal overuse of similar indicators. Furthermore, the author also presents the topics in a very down-to-earth manner that makes it much easier for the novice to understand the concepts behind his approach. Very well planned and delivered with so many supporting charts. Furthermore, the chapters on hints and tips for two quite complex topics, Elliott Wave and Cycles helps the reader to understand how to adapt his ideas - a feature that I have not seen in other books. Even in the section on Gold in integrating analysis it was refreshing to see how he demonstrated how adapt views as price evolves. I can recommend this for any serious technical analyst.
Rating:
- For the Experienced Market Technical Maven and Chart Reader.
This book is expensive. So you should examine it closely before buying. It's full of well constucted and useful charts and if you're an experienced chart reader, you'll like that. Louise Yamada's book (Market Magic) also has a variety of very interesting charts, but those in Copsey's book are better drawn. There's a section on Elliott Wave which is quite good. My main complaint is that there's nothing on longer term analyses of cycle and wave structures in the DJIA or Russell 2000, or other such U.S. market indexes. But Copsey does deal in considerable detail with the Nikkei 225. And that, together with the Elliott Wave material, are what for me made the book worth buying. I like it and have been referring to it about once a day since I acquired it.
Rating: - Excellent ground breaking book
It is a totally new concept for an author to write about the integration of different analytical techniques, and this book also highlights how to utilise supporting indicators instead of the normal overuse of similar indicators. Furthermore, the author also presents the topics in a very down-to-earth manner that makes it much easier for the novice to understand the concepts behind his approach. Very well planned and delivered with so many supporting charts. Furthermore, the chapters on hints and tips for two quite complex topics, Elliott Wave and Cycles helps the reader to understand how to adapt his ideas - a feature that I have not seen in other books. Even in the section on Gold in integrating analysis it was refreshing to see how he demonstrated how adapt views as price evolves. I can recommend this for any serious technical analyst.
- Ground breaking and easy to readIt is a totally new concept for an author to write about the integration of different analytical techniques, and this book also highlights how to utilise supporting indicators instead of the normal overuse of similar indicators. Furthermore, the author also presents the topics in a very down-to-earth manner that makes it much easier for the novice to understand the concepts behind his approach. Very well planned and delivered with so many supporting charts. Furthermore, the chapters on hints and tips for two quite complex topics, Elliott Wave and Cycles helps the reader to understand how to adapt his ideas - a feature that I have not seen in other books. Even in the section on Gold in integrating analysis it was refreshing to see how he demonstrated how adapt views as price evolves. I can recommend this for any serious technical analyst.
Rating:
- For the Experienced Market Technical Maven and Chart Reader.This book is expensive. So you should examine it closely before buying. It's full of well constucted and useful charts and if you're an experienced chart reader, you'll like that. Louise Yamada's book (Market Magic) also has a variety of very interesting charts, but those in Copsey's book are better drawn. There's a section on Elliott Wave which is quite good. My main complaint is that there's nothing on longer term analyses of cycle and wave structures in the DJIA or Russell 2000, or other such U.S. market indexes. But Copsey does deal in considerable detail with the Nikkei 225. And that, together with the Elliott Wave material, are what for me made the book worth buying. I like it and have been referring to it about once a day since I acquired it.
Rating:
- Excellent ground breaking bookIt is a totally new concept for an author to write about the integration of different analytical techniques, and this book also highlights how to utilise supporting indicators instead of the normal overuse of similar indicators. Furthermore, the author also presents the topics in a very down-to-earth manner that makes it much easier for the novice to understand the concepts behind his approach. Very well planned and delivered with so many supporting charts. Furthermore, the chapters on hints and tips for two quite complex topics, Elliott Wave and Cycles helps the reader to understand how to adapt his ideas - a feature that I have not seen in other books. Even in the section on Gold in integrating analysis it was refreshing to see how he demonstrated how adapt views as price evolves. I can recommend this for any serious technical analyst.
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