Breakthroughs in Technical Analysis: New Thinking From the World's Top Minds Hardcover – Illustrated, August 30, 2007

i think is a great book about advanced technical analysisit is difficult for a begginer in technical analysis understand all the chapters but i think technical analysis has started change last years(many traders can trade just infront of their pcs) and this book give new ideas very usefull to any trader

It has been published for the shake of it was published. Font is very tiny and light colored.Very hard to read. Unfortunately that is the trend now. iPad booke are like....out sight out of mind catogary.

This book has one excellent chapter - chapter 4, on candlestick analysis, by Yosuke Shimizu. The author should write an entire book. I'd be the first to buy it. The rest of the book is a collection of chapters written by people promoting their own proprietary methodologies. Overall, this book is not useful for the person wishing to expand their technical knowledge.

This book discusses some of the breakthrough in technical analysis and some of the NON BREAK THROUGH IN TECHNICAL ANALYSIS!!!!!! The authors are technical analyst known in the industry who talks about some of their methods, some of these methods are good and eye opining like the COMPOSITE INDEX FORMULA that detect RSI divergence failures by Constance brown, adding candle sticks to each other....etc. But in total you will only get 3 good chapters, the rest of the methods are not impressive at all :/ I wouldn't either call them break through. And others which needed more explanation!!! I am guessing I need to pay more for it :/.

This book has chapters written by several of the best technical analysts in the business. More recent research than the classics by Magee and Murphy. It's well worth the money.

A quick overview of some not well known but interesting methods like Drummong Geometry and Schaffer expectional analysis more some interesting insigths on more traditional methods (Gann , P&F, fibonacci, Japanys clouds,..).Interesting for who needs a basic idea of many different methods.A wide trasversal knowledge even if very basic is always usefull for new ideas and developing of eveyone's trading framework

This is not a book that I expected to be a contancebrown book. It's a complete saladbar approach by having each chapter written by authors using different approaches but nothin that you can end up using because either it's something so basic that you already know or something that needs more through studying.

Good enough introduction to the basics of some higher-level technical analysis and their thinking, but not very in depth on any of them. You'll have to spend a lot more money (literally thousands) for the in depth, advanced courses that actually teach youohow to use many of these systems - for example, Drummond Geometry or deMark. This book is a good starting place, but nothing more than that.