دانلود کتاب Diary of a Professional Commodity Trader: Lessons from 21 Weeks of Real Trading

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Acknowledgments Part I: Foundations of Successful Trading Introduction The Invention of a Commodity Trader Why I Wrote This Book This Book’s Audience The Book’s Road Map Chapter 1: The History and Theory of Classical Charting Principles My Perspective of the Principles Three Limitations of the Principles Summary Part II: Characteristics of a Successful Trading Plan Chapter 2: Building a Trading Plan Trader Personality and Temperament Adequate Capitalization Overall Risk Management Points to Remember Chapter 3: Identifying the Trades and the Trading Vocabulary Trade Identification Vocabulary of the Factor Trading Plan Points to Remember Chapter 4: Ideal Chart Patterns Reversal H&S Pattern in Copper Reversal Rising Wedge in AUD/USD Continuation Wedge and Reversal Failure Top in Soybean Oil Reversal Triangle Bottom in Sugar Continuation and Pyramid Patterns in USD/CAD Reversal Top in Silver Continuation H&S Pattern in the Russell 1000 Index Continuation Rectangle in Kansas City Wheat Continuation Rectangle and Pyramid Triangle in Crude Oil Continuation H&S Top in the Dow Utilities Continuation Triangle, Reversal M Top, and Flag in the EUR/USD H&S Reversal Top and Three Continuation Patterns in the GBP/JPY A Reversal Symmetrical Triangle in the AUD/JPY Two Continuation Patterns in GBP/CHF A Triangle and Running Wedge in Sugar An H&S Bottom in Apple Computer A Major Continuation H&S and Symmetrical Triangle in Gold A Series of Bullish Patterns in Copper A Failed Ascending Triangle in the USD/CAD Crossrate A 12-Week Rectangle in the Dow Jones Transport Index A Rare Horn in Brent Sea Oil An H&S Bottom Launches the 2009 Bull Market in the S&Ps Summary Points to Remember Chapter 5: How the Factor Trading Plan Works Trade Identification Trade Entry Trade Risk Management Trade Order Management Points to Remember Chapter 6: Three Case Studies Using the Factor Trading Plan A Remarkable Technical Event in the Dow Jones A Year Trading Gold A Year Trading Sugar Points to Remember Chapter 7: Characteristics of a Successful Trader Intimate Knowledge of Trading Signals Discipline and Patience Analysis of Self and of the Trading Plan It Takes a Leap of Faith Points to Remember Part III: A Five-month Trading Diary: Let the Journey Begin Chapter 8: Month One Trading Record Summary Chapter 9: Month Two Identifying Trading Opportunities Amending the Plan Trading Record Summary Chapter 10: Month Three Sticking to the Plan in Choppy Markets Trading Record Summary Chapter 11: Month Four Trading Record Summary Chapter 12: Month Five Relying on Classical Charting Principles Trading Record Outlook for the Future Summary Part IV: The Wrap-Up Chapter 13: Analysis of Trading Performance How the Trading Plan Performed How the Plan (and the Trader) Evolved Summary: Best Practices Going Forward Chapter 14: The Best Dressed List A Seven-Month Double Bottom in AUD/USD A 14-Month Coil and Nine-Month Descending Triangle in EUR/CHF A Six-Month Wedge in EUR/USD A 16-Week Horn in GBP/USD A Four-Month H&S in Bottom NZD/USD A Six-Month Ascending Triangle Failure in USD/CAD An Eight-Month H&S Bottom in the S&Ps A 14-Month Symmetrical Triangle in Sugar A Seven-Month Triangle in Gold A Series of Continuation Patterns in Copper An H&S Bottom in Crude Oil Summary Postscript Final Performance Performance Compared to Other Benchmarks Putting it in Perspective Appendix A: Factor Trading Plan Signals Appendix B: Quick Reference to Charts Appendix C: Recommended Resources Author’s Note Index