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Long Term Secrets to Short Term Trading by Larry Williams

Short-term trading is how most traders and would-be traders play the markets. While it offers the greatest financial payoffs, it also presents the greatest challenge, requiring constant attention and vigilance, as well as a very strict plan. Written by Larry Williams, the most recognized and popular technical analyst for the past three decades, this groundbreaking book-his first 'in almost a decade-provides the blueprint necessary for sound and profitable short-term trading, highlighting the advantages and disadvantages of what can be a fruitful, yet potentially dangerous venture.

Sharing his years of experience as a seasoned and successful trader, Williams offers his market wisdom on a wide range of topics, from chaos and speculation to volatility breakouts and profit patterns. With his expert guidance, you'll learn about such fundamentals as how the market moves, what are the three most dominant cycles, when to exit a trade, and how to hold on to winners until the end of your chosen time frame.

Along with in-depth analysis of the most effective short-term trading strategies and details on the best theory and implementation of money management, Long-Term Secrets to Short-Term Trading features Williams's winning technical indicators, as well as his thoughts on a broad range of topics. A sampling:

  • "A short-term trader has one objective; to catch the current trend of the market. That's it. That's all you should try to do!"
  • "The shorter your time frame of trading the less money you'll make."
  • "You will never make big money until you learn to hold on to your winners, and the longer you hold the more potential you have for profiteering. It takes time to make money regardless of the activity."
  • "Wealth is not amassed with just good market calls. It also requires correct money management."
  • "I think you need to fear the market and fear yourself... Without fear there is no respect, if you do not respect the markets and fear yourself you will become one more dead body on the long trail of commodity market casualties scattered across the land."

Filled with invaluable insight, precise rules and formulas, and helpful advice from one of today's most respected market players, this comprehensive and practical resource will serve as the basis for, if not indeed become, your short-term trading "gospel."

"This is his 'magnum opus' - MUST reading for anyone who trades futures with success as their goal."
- Jake Bernstein, The Compleat Day Trader

Larry Williams has a huge following in the trading world. His big successes have been well-documented; his books widely read. But it's been over 10 years since Larry published his last book, and the markets have changed dramatically during that period. The number of traders focused on the short-term markets has exploded - and the short-term markets are where Larry shines, with years of expertise under his belt. And while short-term trading offers the greatest financial payoff - it also presents the biggest challenges - requiring a vigilant and calculated plan.

Now, Williams breaks his silence with this new breakthrough book. It's a blueprint for sound, profitable short-term trading strategies. It's thorough, easy-to-follow and provides a fresh look at how to be a viable player in this high-stakes arena.

Larry's in-depth coverage reveals:

  • The three most dominant cycles
  • When to exit a trade
  • Volatility breakouts and profit patterns
  • How to hold on to winners until the end of your chosen time-frame
  • How to implement the best money management strategies
  • His winning technical indicators
  • Plus, precise rules and formulas, invaluable insights and the most effective short-term strategies he's found in over three decades of trading success.

As Larry himself says:

"The public thinks speculation is a game of know the future. They are wrong. It is a game of developing strategies with winning advantages, of getting the odds on your side, and then working those odds. Here's how I've done just that for the past 35 years."

Comprehensive and practical, Larry's latest work could well become the short-term trading "gospel" for the next decade.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

  • Introduction - You Are Already a Commodity
    Trader

Chapter 1

  • Making Order Out of Short-Term Chaos
  • How I Learned about the Market
  • Charting the Market
  • The Nonrandom Market
  • Understanding Market Structure is

Chapter 2

  • It's a Question of Price and Time
  • All You Will Ever Need to Know about Cycles
  • The Natural Cycle of Range Change
  • Where the Trend Is with You-The Second Power Play Price Pattern

Chapter 3

  • The Real Secret to Short-Term Trading
  • It Is All about Time

Chapter 4

  • Volatility Breakouts- Momentum Breakthrough
  • Simple Daily Range Breakouts
  • A Look at Volatility in the S&P 500
  • Separating Buyers from Sellers to Find Volatility Using Market Swings to Follow Volatility Results
  • One Step Further

Chapter 5

  • The Theory of Short-Term Trading
  • What Is Wrong about the Information Age
  • E. H. Harriman's Rule of Making Millions

Chapter 6

  • Getting Closer to the Truth
  • The Market Is Not a Coin Flip
  • Monthly Road Maps

Chapter 7

  • Patterns to Profit
  • The Common Element
  • The Questions to Ask
  • My Smash Day Patterns
  • How to Use Smash Day Patterns
  • Specialists' Trap
  • A Vital Note-This Works on Shorter Time Frames as Well
  • Oops! This Is Not a Mistake
  • S&P Oops! Trading

Chapter 8

  • Separating the Buyers from the Sellers
  • Greatest Swing Value
  • Stock Index Trading with Greatest Swing Value
  • Some Pointers

Chapter 9

  • Short-Term Trading from a Quote Screen
  • How a Quote-Screen Trader Makes Money
  • Swing Points as Trend Change Indication
  • The Three-Bar High/Low System
  • A New Indicator for Short-Term Traders Will-Tell
  • Will-Spread and the S&P 500 Stock Index

Chapter 10

  • Special Short-Term Situations
  • Month-End Trading in Stock Indexes
  • Target Months
  • Making It Better
  • Month-End Trading in the Bond Market
  • Getting Specific
  • Better and Better
  • A Time to Sell as Well

Chapter 11

  • When to Get Out of Your Trades

Chapter 12

  • Thoughts on the Business of Speculation
  • What Speculation Is All About
  • It's about Time
  • Trade Management
  • Essential Points about Speculation

Chapter 13

  • Money Management-The Keys to the Kingdom
  • Most Traders Use a Hit-and-Miss Approach
  • Approaches to Money Management-One Is Right for You
  • The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Money Management
  • Looking in New Directions, Drawdown as an Asset
  • Back to Ryan and Ralph

Chapter 14

  • Thoughts from the Past

Chapter 15

  • Just What Does Make the Stock Market Rally?
  • Logic 101
  • These Words Are My Bond
  • A Look at Data A and Data B
  • Let's Break Some Bad Habits
  • How to Break Bad Habits
  • Comments on Setting Stops-Dollar Loss and Unpredictability

Chapter 16

  • Closing Comments
  • It Is just Like Life

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More Futures Trading Books by Larry Williams:

Long-Term Secrets to Short-Term Trading

Day Trade Futures Online

How I Made $1 Million Trading Commodities

Sure Thing Commodity Trading: How Seasonal Factors Influence Commodity Prices

The Definitive Guide to Futures Trading, Volume 1

The Definitive Guide to Futures Trading, Volume 2

Secret of Selecting Stocks for Immediate and Substantial Gains.

The Right Stock at the Right Time by Larry Williams

 


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