Technical analysis and chart interpretations : a comprehensive guide to understanding established trading tactics for ultimate profit

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Dedication -- Introduction: The Journey -- About the Author -- Part I: The Foundation of Technical Analysis -- Chapter 1: Why Technical Analysis? -- Technical and Fundamental Divergence -- The Collapse of Lehman Brothers -- Price Is Truth -- Which Technical Analysis Method Will Work Best for You? -- Chapter 2: The Language of Trading -- Final Thoughts on the Language of Trading -- Chapter 3: The Cornerstone -- Dow Jones & Company -- The Dow Jones Industrial Average -- The Dow Jones Transportation Average -- Final Thoughts on the Cornerstone -- Chapter 4: The Dow Theory -- Trends Are Persistent -- Confirmation -- Volume Confirmation -- Other Types of Confirmation -- Random Walk Theory -- The Middle Ground -- Final Thoughts on Dow Theory -- Part II: Key Concepts of Technical Analysis -- Chapter 5: Common Types of Charts -- Price Data -- Time Frames -- Line Charts -- Bar Charts -- Candlestick Charts -- Point and Figure Charts -- The Use of Scale in Charts -- Final Thoughts on Common Types of Charts -- Chapter 6: Support and Resistance -- Support Becomes Resistance, and Vice Versa -- The Concept of Anchoring -- All Levels Are Not Created Equal -- Pullbacks and Throwbacks -- Using Breaks in Support -- Using Breaks in Resistance -- Trading Between Support and Resistance -- Final Thoughts on Support and Resistance -- Chapter 7: Trends and Trend Lines -- Uptrends -- Downtrends -- Breaking the Trend Line -- Consolidation -- Degree or Angle of the Trend -- Sustainable Trends -- Multiple Trend Lines -- Channel Lines -- Using Channel Lines -- Support Becomes Resistance -- Final Thoughts on Trends and Trend Lines -- Chapter 8: Volume -- Institutional vs. Individual Volume -- Buyers vs. Sellers -- Volume Represents Commitment -- High-Volume Breakouts -- Volume and Trend -- Bearish Trend Volume.