The Three Skills of Top Trading: Behavioral Systems Building, Pattern Recognition, and Mental State Management (Wiley Trading) Review

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The Three Skills of Top Trading: Behavioral Systems Building, Pattern Recognition, and Mental State Management (Wiley Trading) ReviewThis is a gem of a book and well worth reading. It does an excellent job of describing Richard Wychoff's system, which is an incredibly powerful technique in the analysis of price movements, such as accumulation/distribution, supply/demand, and the topping/bottoming processes. Pruden also describes and charts specific events to look for as a stock moves from a base into it's rise, or from a top into it's fall. It's easy to look at charts now and match the patterns with Hank's checklists or the priceless figures in the book to know where in the price movement progression one is likely to be.
The book also talks at length about how to get one's mind right in order to be successful in the market. I'm convinced that many systems can work when executed by disciplined investors, while the same systems will fail when executed by the undisciplined investors. This is a great bonus in this book beyond the powerful Wychoff trading system.
I really like the simple nature of the point and figure chart to follow price movements, because it works. No need to overly complicate the system, like the Tom O'Brien's of the world try and do just to sell you on a $2500 trading class. In fact, I remember when Hank was interviewed by Tom on his radio show during the fall of 2007, and Hank was bullish (due to his simple point and figure chart) and Tom was bearish (due to his overly complicated "Timing the Trade" mumbo jumbo). Well, the next 5 to 10% move in the market was UP, which Hank had correctly predicted based on the classic point and figure methodology.
This book is in my top 3 investment books for 2007. Well done, Hank!The Three Skills of Top Trading: Behavioral Systems Building, Pattern Recognition, and Mental State Management (Wiley Trading) Overview

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