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New Trading Systems and Methods, 4th Edition

ISBN: 978-0-471-26847-5

February 2005

1200 pages

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PRAISE FOR NEW TRADING SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOURTH EDITION

"Probably the most comprehensive guide to trading systems ever written from one of the foremost experts in the field. This is an invaluable reference work for anyone with an interest in trading systems."
—Jack D. Schwager, author of The New Market Wizards and the Schwager on Futures book series

"In trading, timing is everything, and now is the time to read this excellent and easy- to-follow book on technical trading systems by Perry Kaufman. He shares his trading tips, insights, and sound advice. He takes you from his rules on price to the recognition of trends and the importance of breakouts. Enjoy this book and find out why trading systems work and which ones work the best."
—Ralph J. Acampora, CMT, Director of Technical Research, Prudential Securities, Inc.

"Investors and traders who have been battered by the markets in recent years may find themselves saying, 'There must be a better way.' There is: systematic trading. In this timely book, Perry Kaufman provides an excellent introduction to the world of systematic trading, where rules—not emotions—rule."
—John Bollinger, CFA, CMT, founder, www.bollingerbands.com

"An updated version of the original and masterful 'how to' book that provides an in-depth analysis of trading techniques. The entire process for designing, developing, and testing trading strategies is put into a cohesive framework."
—David Krell, President and CEO, International Securities Exchange, Inc., New York

"This new edition of New Trading Systems and Methods is a unique source of knowledge and experience for all those seeking to apply a more systematic approach to the markets. From traditional trading methodologies to lesser-known techniques like genetic algorithms or fuzzy logic, all are treated in a very practical way. It's full of practical ideas and examples to start testing right away."
—Jorge Bolivar, founder of Expert Timing Systems Intl. and TechRules.com, Madrid, Spain

"Perry Kaufman's New Trading Systems and Methods, Fourth Edition, is a must-read for any student of technical analysis. The book is a veritable encyclopedia of the mechanics of sophisticated trading systems by one of the most knowledgeable experts in the industry. Highly recommended."
—Kenneth G. Tropin, Chairman, Graham Capital Management, LP

About the Author
PERRY J. KAUFMAN is a leading expert in trading systems. Renowned for his mathematical skills and insight, Kaufman has developed significant theories in the area of price forecasting and portfolio allocation. As a consultant to many major investment companies and as a principal of successful investment funds, he has been actively involved in the practical analysis needed to support international investment management. Kaufman is the author of A Short Course in Technical Trading (Wiley) as well as eight other books. He has published numerous articles in Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities, Futures Industry, and Futures magazine. Mr. Kaufman has taught both statistics and trading at the graduate schools of major universities. Throughout the years, he has presented his ideas at professional seminars. Mr. Kaufman can be reached at [email protected].
Features
  • TEACHES SKILLS IMPORTANT TO FINANCIAL SURVIVAL. Kaufman gives readers a running start as a trader, offers usage tips on the most popular trading tools, unlike any other book on the market at a convenient price.
  • UNIQUE AUTHOR APPROACH. Kaufman offers readers a book full of trading insights, allowing for the novice (no special skills needed), and focuses on using technical indicators and technical analysis.
  • INCLUDES A TRADING GAME. The trading game encourages the reader to trade along with the lessons. Kaufman poses the likely problems that the reader will encounter once trading begins. As the trading becomes more complicated, so do the problems encountered. These insights and trading tips are formulated from years of Kaufman's experience with watching students trade, noting their successes and failures throughout the cycle of the courses.