The Introduction to the Magee System of Technical Analysis

A Brief History of Dow Theory and the Foundations of Technical AnalysisBasic Tenets of Technical Analysis as Evolved from Dow Jones Theory and the Bar Chart, Tool of Technical AnalysisThe Central Concepts and Vocabulary of Technical AnalysisImportant Practical Concepts: Support and ResistanceThe Central Concept: The Importance of Trends and Trend ChannelsOther Important Patterns of Short-Term Import: Gaps, Spikes, ReversalsWhen to Buy, When to Sell Stops: Hair Trigger Stops, Progressive StopsMagee's Methodology: Risk Management, Portfolio Management, and Rhythmic Trading. Pragmatic Portfolio Theory from BassettiThe Magee MethodFurther Developments to the Magee Method - Portfolio Management, Risk Control, Including Rhythmic Trading and Pragmatic Portfolio TheoryOther Technical Analysis Tools: Number Driven Techniques, Candlesticks, and Point and Figure Charting. Algorithmic Trading. Other Important Technical Analysis MethodsConsiderations for Traders/Investors of Whatever Stripe - Day Traders to Long Term InvestorsConsiderations for Short-Term Traders, Speculators, and Mid- and Long-Term InvestorsSome Hypothetical General Trading PlansTrading is Only Half Systems and Methods. The Other Ninety Percent is Mental. The Mental Side and the Philosophical FoundationsAppendicesAppendix A: Some Selected John Magee LettersAppendix B: Techniplat Chart PaperAppendix C: Continuing Study PlanAppendix D: ResourcesGlossaryGlossary of Patterns.