Stock Market Trading Systems by Gerald Appel and Fred Hitschler

Q: Stock Market Trading Systems by Gerald Appel and Fred Hitschler

Full Title: Stock Market Trading Systems Authors: Gerald Appel and Fred Hitschler Publisher/Date: Traders Press (1990) List Cost/Pages: $45 Hardcover / 208 pages Cover Notes: A thorough examination of moving average trading systems, timing market cycles, the twelve-day rate of change, and many other topics of interest, such as: The Time-Trend Momentum Trading System. Determining market trends with moving and exponential averages Setting price objectives with multiple moving averages Changing the lead time in moving averages Market momentum: how to use velocity to predict turning points in advance Catching market tums with a channel reverse and filter trading systems Systems for determination of the market's major trend. Stendahl Notes: Okay it's a bit dated ... but it introduces indicators and basic systems that are still used in varying ways today. Although it's a good book I'd suggest reading Gerald Appel's other book Technical Analysis: Power Tools for Active Investors as it's a more up-to-date. Additional Reading: Technical Analysis: Power Tools for Active Investors by Gerald Appel

Full Title: Stock Market Trading Systems

Authors: Gerald Appel and Fred Hitschler

Publisher/Date: Traders Press (1990)

List Cost/Pages: $45 Hardcover / 208 pages

Cover Notes:
A thorough examination of moving average trading systems, timing market cycles, the twelve-day rate of change, and many other topics of interest, such as:

The Time-Trend Momentum Trading System.
Determining market trends with moving and exponential averages
Setting price objectives with multiple moving averages
Changing the lead time in moving averages
Market momentum: how to use velocity to predict turning points in advance
Catching market tums with a channel reverse and filter trading systems
Systems for determination of the market’s major trend.

Stendahl Notes:
Okay it’s a bit dated … but it introduces indicators and basic systems that are still used in varying ways today. Although it’s a good book I’d suggest reading Gerald Appel’s other book Technical Analysis: Power Tools for Active Investors as it’s a more up-to-date.

Additional Reading: