The first lesson is about the building blocks of technical analysis.

This presentation is an introduction to the subject of technical analysis.

Technical analysis What is it? Technical analysis can help interpret market psychology.

Trends What is a trend? How long do they last? How do they work together?

Arithmetic vs. logarithmic scaling. The choice of scaling charts is very important in technical analysis. This section explains why one technique is superior to the other.

Volume is what it is. There are observations on volume interpretation.

Peak and trough analysis It is probably the most important technical tool. How is it applied in the market place.

There is support and resistance. The concepts have been defined. Rules for determining where potential support and resistance areas might lie are given along with guidelines for determining their significance.

Trendlines. How to draw and interpret trendlines is an introductory primmer.

There are price patterns. There are basic principles of price pattern interpretation. Identifying when individual patterns have failed is also covered.

The second lesson is about Classic Price Patterns.

The most common price patterns are introduced in this session. The knowledge gained from the previous DVD will help you understand how patterns are formed and the psychology behind them. If you can rationalize why a pattern is being formed, you will be in a better position to anticipate when a break might turn out to be a whipsaw. This session explains how price objectives are determined. There are a lot of market place examples in the presentation. Individual formations are covered.

• Rectangles

• There are tops and bottoms for the head and shoulders.

• Triangles

• Triple formations include Chinese and Lucky Seven double bottoms.

• Broadening formations, wedges and giant wedges.

• There are Cup and Handle formations.

Lesson 3 deals with one- and two-bar price patterns.

Prices in a market are determined by psychology. Classic examples of how emotional characteristics are reflected in the charts are one- and two-bar price patterns.

The advantage of these patterns is that they signal reversals in trend at a very early stage, both on the daily and intraday charts.

The presentation explains that. Not all patterns are created in the same way. Equal. You can use the Pring to determine the significance of each type.

The patterns covered include:

• Outside bars.

• The bars are inside.
• Two-bar reversals.
• Exhaustion bars.
• There are key-bar reversals.
• There are bars.
• Three-bar reversals.

The fourth lesson is about basic momentum principles.

Any trading arsenal can benefit from market momentum. Martin Pring explained in the presentation that momentum is a generic term. Each is subject to the same rules of interpretation. Key techniques are explained.

They are:

• It was oversold and overbought.

• Divergences.

• Bull and bear markets have Oscillator characteristics.

• The trendlines were applied to the momentum.

• The price patterns are applied to the momentum.

• The moving averages were applied to the momentum.

The rate-of-Change, RSI, and MACD are individual oscillators that are explained. There are a number of market place examples that demonstrate the practical application of these indicators.

The KST is introduced in Lesson 5.

Martin Pring invented the KST. A summed rate of change combines several time spans into one indicator. It is designed to reflect the up and down waves of the trend being monitored. 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. Topics covered include:

• There is a Rationale.

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• The daily and weekly KSTs.

• The three trends are being integrated.

• The day starts with the KST.

• The KST is used with relative strength.

You will find the various formulas for MetaStock users in the.PDF file included in the presentation, as well as what KST stands for.

Technical analysis can be applied to the contrary of theory.

The theory of Contrary Opinion has become very popular in recent years. Martin explains how this art can be applied to the marketplace in this presentation. He shows you how to form a contrary opinion. He shows how to overcome the hurdle of taking a contrary position.

Going against the crowd is usually the correct thing to do, but it can be frustrating and unprofitably early, as many bears found out in 1927 and 1928. Since charts reflect crowd psychology, technicians can use the art of contrary thinking to create razor sharp timing. Techniques for integrating the two are explained in this part of the presentation. There are seven market myths described in this presentation.

Practical trading tactics are applied to the marketplace.

A lot of time is spent learning the principles of technical analysis, but little is spent on its practical application in the marketplace. Martin shows you many techniques that you can use for more profitable trading.

The first objective of any trader should be to avoid major losses, rather than trying to make major gains.

The correct placement of stops below support and above resistance is one technique for achieving this goal. Rules for assessing potential support/resistance zones are discussed.

• Gaps

• There are emotional points.

• Trendlines

• The moving averages are moving.

• Retracement moves.

• Previous lows and highs.

They would love to know. Ahead of time. The market is likely to trend or become a trading range. This is not possible. Martin has a trading plan that can deal with both environments.

Martin offers ten tips to overcome your natural tendencies and become a more objective trader.