Custom Search

The computer has removed the drudgery of market analysis. Any investor can buy a computer and some inexpensive software and, in no time at all, have as much data at his or her fingertips as most professional money managers. Any and all markets can be charted, manipulated, overlaid on one another, measured against one another, and so on. In other words, we can do pretty much anything we want to with a few keystrokes. The popularity of computers has also fostered a growing interest in technical market analysis. This visual form of analysis lends itself beautifully to the computer revolution, which thrives on graphics....

ORDER BOOK