Price Action Trading

出版者:Harriman House

作者:Bill Eykyn

页数:164

出版时间:2003-09-01

价格:USD 165.00

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9781897597347

具体描述

Extract from the Preface: 1. What the book covers This book is about day trading. Using the price action itself, rather than any of the usual array of indicators based on it. The US 30-year Treasury Bond Futures is the favoured instrument – the T-Bonds, as they are commonly called. There are good reasons for choosing this instrument to learn to trade – one being that they do not require a detailed knowledge of bonds themselves. The other attractions, whether you are a beginner or a seasoned veteran, are to do with liquidity, range, behaviour, patterns and the price action displayed at the key support and resistance points it encounters. Most days the T-bonds offer trading opportunities which can be taken within a money management environment that can give you an edge for profit – and this book has been designed to show you how to do just that. Fully illustrated with charts taken from a live trading screen and displayed in exactly the way you would have seen them for yourself, on your computer monitor. What you see is not just what happened, in detail, but also clear evidence of just how you could have profited yourself from each trading situation. 2. Who the book is for This book has been written for anyone wishing to day trade, using a discretionary method, rather than a mechanical system. It is a learning tool which should commend itself to the experienced trader, as much as to someone new to this business. Certainly I hope that any raw recruit would find it an easy read, even if it took a while longer to digest the subject matter as a whole. 3. How the book is structured The seasoned trader will probably start by skip reading, to see if he can cut to the chase quickly. The less experienced will immediately see – from the detail of the charts alone – that there is a great deal of information to absorb, and will have to start at the beginning! After that, wherever you place yourself as a trader, I hope you will find that the methodology is pretty straightforward, the approach you need to adopt clear-cut, and the various steps involved in the process uncomplicated. It has to be said that there is nothing amazing or wonderful in learning to read the tape – for that, albeit in a computer environment, is what this methodology is all about – and the key to success in so doing, is in the application of a robust risk/reward/ratio. This means that the successful exponent of the art-cum-science of discretionary trading, in this particular way, has to have a mindset that can take the winning and the losing with complete equanimity. It is not easy. It is not for everyone. But . . . those who can learn how the market works and learn to go with the flow, putting the odds on their side, stand a good chance of creating the essential edge to win. Those who already day trade in discretionary fashion will hopefully gain pointers here and there and find, as we all know, that it often takes just one pearl gained to make the trawl an eminently worthwhile exercise. Those who come to this book with little or no experience will gain from their lack of preconception, even if it takes a lot of reading and re-reading to get up to speed on the computer, with live charts. Best of luck

Bill Eykyn

用户评价

我带着一些既有的交易经验来阅读这本书，期望能从中找到一些能让我交易系统更上一层楼的“秘密武器”。坦白说，这本书并没有给我那种“一招鲜吃遍天”的捷径，但它提供了一种极为扎实的底层逻辑框架。作者对于市场结构和参与者心理的剖析深入骨髓，那种对市场动态的细腻观察，简直像是在做高倍显微镜下的解剖。他没有过多纠缠于复杂的指标堆砌，而是强调回归市场本身最纯粹的供需博弈，这种返璞归真的态度，反而让我对过去许多似是而非的经验教训进行了彻底的审视和修正。阅读过程中，我发现自己开始用一种全新的视角去审视图表上的每一个波动，那种豁然开朗的感觉，是很多快餐式交易书籍无法给予的。

作为一名相对资深的交易者，我最看重书籍对“风险管理”和“心态建设”部分的阐述。这本书在这两方面的着墨之深，远超出了我的预期。很多书籍只是轻描淡写地提一句“控制仓位”，但这本却详细拆解了不同市场环境下，不同风险偏好下，心理预期如何与实际操作产生冲突，并提供了细致入微的应对策略。它不是在教你如何“赚钱”，而是在教你如何在市场中“活下来”并持续进化。书中对于情绪波动的描述，精准得让人感到一丝寒意，仿佛作者就坐在你的对面，毫不留情地揭示你内心的弱点，但这恰恰是进步最需要的猛药。

这本书的行文风格非常具有个人色彩，它不像教科书那样冷冰冰，反而充满了作者在市场中摸爬滚打多年后沉淀下来的那种江湖气——但这种“江湖气”绝非粗俗，而是历经沉浮后的坦诚与洞察。我特别欣赏作者在讲解复杂概念时所使用的类比，那些生活化的比喻，极大地降低了理论与实践之间的鸿沟。举个例子，他对“动量衰减”的描述，简直可以拿到物理学课堂上去演示。这种生动且富有启发性的叙述方式，使得阅读过程本身也成了一种充满乐趣的学习体验，我甚至好几次在深夜里因为对某个观点的深入思考而无法放下书本，直到天微亮才依依不舍地合上它。

我发现这本书的价值在于它的“普适性”。无论你是刚刚入市的新手，还是已经经历过牛熊转换的老手，都能从中提取出适合自己的营养。对于新手来说，它提供了一张清晰的地图，指引他们避开新手常犯的陷阱；而对于老手而言，它更像是一面高清晰度的镜子，反射出那些我们因为熟练而忽略掉的盲点。这本书不是那种读完一遍就可以束之高阁的工具书，它更像是一个需要不断翻阅、反复体悟的“伙伴”。每次重读，都会因为自身阅历的增长而产生新的感悟，这种层次感和深度，使得它在我的交易书架上拥有了无可替代的地位。

这本书的封面设计着实吸引人，那种深沉的蓝色调配上简洁有力的白色字体，一下子就给人一种专业、可靠的感觉。我通常对市面上那些花里胡哨的交易书籍持保留态度，但这本书的排版和质感让我愿意翻开第一页。装帧考究，纸张的触感也很舒服，这对于需要长时间阅读的专业书籍来说非常重要。翻阅的过程中，我注意到作者在内容组织上的用心，逻辑脉络清晰得像是精心绘制的路线图，让人很容易就能跟上他的思路，即便是初次接触这个领域的读者，也不会感到无从下手。整体来看，这是一本从视觉到触觉都能带来良好阅读体验的作品，那种沉稳的气质非常符合它所探讨的主题——在瞬息万变的金融市场中寻求稳定的交易哲学。

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