Tuesday, December 25, 2012

Timing the Market - Curtis M. Arnold (1993)

... The Ultimate arbitrator of success, becomes the skills of the individual technician.

The book needs no real review or introduction. This has become a standard text on technical analysis. A very concise treatment of a vast topic just touching the surface of various technics. However, mastering each concept will take a lot of time for anyone and needs practical exposure to the concepts. The book is though short needs careful reading to appreciate and follow the concepts.

Definitely recommended !!!

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