Point and Figure Charting: The Essential Application for Forecasting and Tracking Market Prices (A Marketplace Book)

Five stars for a clear, concise instructional book

This is first and foremost a specific methodology for a top-down approach. This is a style of investing where you look first at the market, then the sector, and finally the stock itself. This answers the question of when to buy, whereas fundamental analysis answers the question of what to buy.It's true that much of this information is available elsewhere, a good deal of it on the dorseywright web page, but not all of it. This book is a great book for putting the pieces together in a sensible way.This is a book for longer term investors, not day traders or swing traders who like to be in and out of a stock in a few days or a week.This book goes very well with Pring's how to select stocks using technical analysis; this method is easier to use, and more sensible in my opinion, but elements of both fit very well together.Note: This book has nothing to do with dow theory, which is concerned with identifying the primary trend of the market as represented by the DJIA. In this theory, the DJTA is used for confirmation. This has nothing to do with point & figure charting; indeed, Dow Theory, while credited to Charles Dow, was actually first put together by S.A. Nelson in the book The ABCs of Stock Speculation. Robert Rhea and William Hamilton further refined the theory.

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Title says Point and Figure Charting.Maybe 2 chapters on that subject the remaining is unrelated to charting, kind of a advertisingfor his firm and him blowing his horn about how bright he is.DON'T buy it for point and figure information.

Sorry Mr Dorsey! I was bored within ten pages and haven't opened it since.I'm sure the content must be good but its hard to keep your eyes open.Would anyone like to swap?Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets gives a good review of this subject in much fewer pages.I know these charts are produced and updated in some financial packages such as Sharescope (at a price) and as such, learning to plot the is not so important - just interpretation.