The world’s most respected trading technician explores price patterns—today’s hottest trading topic
The use of price patterns is changing the face of technical analysis and trading. In Martin Pring on Price Patterns, today’s unquestioned technical trading master covers all key aspects of technical analysis as they apply to price patterns, in text and examples that are clear, convincing, and easy to understand.
Pring then goes on to provide a complete, in-depth examination of today’s most widely used price patterns, explaining which work better than others and why. Traders will value this book, as they do all of Pring’s books, for its:

The KST is a momentum indicator invented by Martin Pring. It is a summed rate of change that combines several time spans into one indicator. It is designed so that the oscillations correctly reflect the up and down waves of the trend being monitored. However, the inclusion of short-term time frames in the indicator?s construction allow it to turn more quickly than many other indicators, thereby warning of a trend reversal on a more timely basis.

Market momentum provides a powerful dynamic to any trading arsenal. In this presentation Martin Pring explains that momentum is a generic term embracing a host of oscillators. Each is subject to the same rules of interpretation in some form or another. Key techniques are explained in detail.

Prices in any freely traded market are determined by psychology. One- and two-bar price patterns represent classic examples of how these emotional characteristics are reflected in the charts.

Martin Pring on Price Patterns provides both new and experienced technical traders with today's most in-depth guide to the analysis and interpretation of price patterns. Pring, among the industry's most esteemed researchers and practitioners on the skilled use of charts and patterns, takes a detailed and implementation-based look at:

This presentation is a basic introduction for anyone new to the fascinating subject of technical analysis.
Technical Analysis - What it is. Why prices are determined by psychology and how technical analysis can help interpret market psychology.
Trends - What is a trend? How long do they last? How do they integrate?

In his usual style, Martin explains both the strengths and weaknesses of the techniques he describes in each 75+ minute lesson. Why not share this experience at a fraction of the cost of attending a seminar by purchasing one or more titles in his new series? And as with all the Pring videos, the presentation is full of actual examples in the market place.

Lots of time is spent on learning the principles of technical analysis, but precious little is devoted it its practical application in the marketplace. In this presentation Martin shows you numerous techniques that you can apply for more profitable trading.

Prices in any freely traded market are determined by psychology. One- and two-bar price patterns represent classic examples of how these emotional characteristics are reflected in the charts.
The great advantage of these extremely reliable patterns is that they signal reversals in trend at a very early stage, both on the intraday and daily charts..