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Old 08-07-2007, 08:29 AM
Tess Tess is offline
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Hi BlackPips,

I'm afraid I don't have any direct book recommendations for the subject mentioned, as I've never consulted any (fortunately, I was taught/tutored direct with little need for books & manuals etc). However, one of my sisters came across this poster/site quite a while ago, & I can gladly direct you to this source.

I don't endorse the site at all & I'm not a member of it, but the content by the poster (dbphoenix) is very detailed & of a high quality. It will certainly point you in the direction & encourage further investigation of this type of analysis. Once there, follow his posts around the forum & dig a bit deeper - he really does open up doors regards this subject

S/R and the Mirror of Erised - Trade2Win Boards

You're gonna need to adopt the behaviour traits of a 'ferret'

Get accustomed to rooting & nosing around Forums & sites - try googling "support & resistance" or "supply & demand" etc...see what materializes!

You might also want to visit Martin Prings site. There are some free articles/video's on there explaining a few basic concepts of trend development/supply-demand zones/basic tech analysis observations etc.

Pring Research - Technical Analysis, Educational CDs, Financial Newsletters and Charting Tools

As with any thread/forum, I'm afraid you're gonna have to thrash thru all the crap to get to the nuggets! but the effort will be worth all the drudge

I'm sure Tymen will offer further assistance - & maybe other members will pitch in if they have additional links etc?!

Hopefully, as time permits I'll post up the odd chart or two detailing how I personally look at the canvas - it's not as daunting as you might think! Like anything else, a good deal of it revolves around basic common sense practices.

Anyhow, should be enough there for you to be getting on with!

Last edited by Tess; 08-07-2007 at 08:33 AM.
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