Market Technician No.25
Book Reviews (psychology of trading books). Pollock, Wilkie and Macaulay – Technical Analysis: An Element of Judgement Missing. Rooney – The Advance-Decline Noncumulative Line: How does it work? Piper – Simple Trading Rules and the Human Brain. Feeny – New Developments in Data Sources. Donaldson – Surfing the Elliott Wave to Profits.
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