Martin Pring's Introduction to Technical Analysis, 2nd Edition

I have been a market professional for 40 years and have read most of the technical works going all the way back. This is among the best and the best since technical analysis of Stock Trends by Edwards and MaGee.

This was a great book for beginners- if you are start to read about technical analysis this is great start point but if you already have some experience with trading highly recommend the technical analysis explained

Great information so far. I’m about 2/3 into the book. If your serious about trading, I definitely recommend this for your toolbox.

I know technical analysis very well but never quite knew why it worked. this book goes into the more psychological aspects of why technical analysis helps give edge to a trade. Once never gets certainty nut one can improve odds.

Like the book very much. This is the best book you can ever get in the world after other books.

I was not able to find the link to access the TA training video. If anyone knows, please share

To everyone who has purchased Martin's latest "Introduction to Technical Analysis", we do apologize for the lack of the link featured on the cover. Unfortunately, as the author, we cannot control what happens to the manuscript or external files promised once a contract is signed by the author and publisher and the work has left our control. Once the author signs over the rights, he loses all rights to the work. Again, the publisher owns these rights legally. Please note we provided the files to the publisher, so they do exist, but were unfortunately left out of the final copy prior to printing.As for our site pring.com hosting the file; we cannot. This is a legal issue and we would be challenged by the publisher for illegally posting copyrighted material.We do hope the publisher will correct these errors when the next printing of the book occurs. However, in it's defense, the book has been updated from the earlier edition which was in print for 15 years and is a great learning tool for beginner technicians!Good luck and good charting! :o)

Excellent, book on technical analysis for beginners, without overwhelming the reader with useless technical, babble, rhetoric. Very clear and convincing, many other authors can take a lesson on how to write a simplistic, yet effective book on technical analysis. I dropped out after 4 chapters of 'Technical Analysis Demystified', by Candice Brown, another McGraw Hill book, due to not having a clue as to what I was reading, only to be refreshed in realizing that i'm not as dumb as I thought I was, after being lost in the sauce of the Demystified book. I've put Mr. Pring's instructions to proper use, and right away I'm able to spot key signals to get in and out of a trade. This book puts more tools in my investment bag, and has made me into an multifaceted square cut diamond, as opposed to a 1 pump, cabochon, chump!