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  • Gebundene Ausgabe: 288 Seiten
  • Verlag: Mcgraw-Hill Professional (2. Mai 2008)
  • Sprache: Englisch
  • ISBN-10: 0071373683
  • ISBN-13: 978-0071373685
  • Größe und/oder Gewicht: 61 x 61 x 61 cm
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'All in all, "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands" is a gem...within 10 minutes of opening it, it went on my list of the five best technical analysis books ever' - Active Trader. This is the first comprehensive traders' guide to using Bollinger Bands from the man who created them. It includes a handy Bollinger Bands reference card. Over the past two decades, thousands of veteran traders have come to view Bollinger Bands as the most representative and reliable tool for assessing expected price action. Now, in the long-anticipated "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands", John Bollinger himself explains how to use this extraordinary technique to effectively compare price and indicator movements.Traders can look to this techniques-oriented book for hundreds of valuable insights, including: analysis of the primary indicators derived from Bollinger Bands percentage b and BandWidth; how traders can use Bollinger Bands to work with instead of against commonly encountered trading patterns; strategic use of Bollinger Bands in short-, mid-, and long-term trading programs; three trading systems based on Bollinger Bands; and, the essence of successful investing is to determine when a stock's price is too high or too low and then act accordingly. While John Bollinger would be the first to argue that no techniques exist for definitively determining these levels, "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands" presents an insider's examination of the one tool that if its widespread popularity is an accurate judge of its effectiveness comes closer than anything else. Concise yet comprehensive, it is one of today's truly indispensable investment guidebooks. 'The purpose of this book is to help you avoid many of the common traps investors get caught in, including the buy-low, sell-high trap, where the investor buys only to watch the stock continue downward or sells only to watch the stock continue upward. Here, the traditional, emotional approach to the markets is replaced with a relative framework within which prices can be evaluated in a rigorous manner leading to a series of rational investment decisions without reference to absolute truths' - From the Introduction.In the 1970s, market newcomer John Bollinger couldn't find a system of investment analysis to fit his belief that all market events exist only in relation to one another and that there are no absolutes. So he created his own. That approach Rational Analysis led to the establishment of Bollinger Bands and ensured Bollinger's spot in investment analysis history. Now, in "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands", John Bollinger explains the market conditions that led to his initial discovery, and gives readers the inside story of the development and refinement of Bollinger Bands. He then goes on to present a relative decision framework built around Rational Analysis and Bollinger Bands, an extraordinarily powerful combination of technical and fundamental analysis that answers the question of whether prices are too high or too low for virtually any security or market environment.By understanding how to incorporate Bollinger's techniques into their own investment strategy, investors will greatly increase their ability to ignore often-costly emotions and arrive at rational decisions supported by both the facts and the underlying market environment. "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands" provides: the first authoritative examination of this revolutionary technical analysis tool; three simple systems for implementing Bollinger Bands; and, innovative methods for clarifying patterns and analyzing time frames and moving averages.The key to effective investment analysis is to as much as possible eliminate emotion and approach each trade on its technical and fundamental merits alone. Since their introduction, few analytical techniques have helped investors do this better or more consistently than Bollinger Bands. "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands" provides tips, guidelines, and rules for incorporating the bands into virtually any investment strategy. It is a watershed book, written by the only man truly qualified to claim a comprehensive knowledge of the topic John Bollinger himself.


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'All in all, "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands" is a gem...within 10 minutes of opening it, it went on my list of the five best technical analysis books ever' - Active Trader. This is the first comprehensive traders' guide to using Bollinger Bands from the man who created them. It includes a handy Bollinger Bands reference card. Over the past two decades, thousands of veteran traders have come to view Bollinger Bands as the most representative and reliable tool for assessing expected price action. Now, in the long-anticipated "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands", John Bollinger himself explains how to use this extraordinary technique to effectively compare price and indicator movements.Traders can look to this techniques-oriented book for hundreds of valuable insights, including: analysis of the primary indicators derived from Bollinger Bands percentage b and BandWidth; how traders can use Bollinger Bands to work with instead of against commonly encountered trading patterns; strategic use of Bollinger Bands in short-, mid-, and long-term trading programs; three trading systems based on Bollinger Bands; and, the essence of successful investing is to determine when a stock's price is too high or too low and then act accordingly.

While John Bollinger would be the first to argue that no techniques exist for definitively determining these levels, "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands" presents an insider's examination of the one tool that if its widespread popularity is an accurate judge of its effectiveness comes closer than anything else. Concise yet comprehensive, it is one of today's truly indispensable investment guidebooks. 'The purpose of this book is to help you avoid many of the common traps investors get caught in, including the buy-low, sell-high trap, where the investor buys only to watch the stock continue downward or sells only to watch the stock continue upward. Here, the traditional, emotional approach to the markets is replaced with a relative framework within which prices can be evaluated in a rigorous manner leading to a series of rational investment decisions without reference to absolute truths' - From the Introduction.In the 1970s, market newcomer John Bollinger couldn't find a system of investment analysis to fit his belief that all market events exist only in relation to one another and that there are no absolutes. So he created his own.

That approach Rational Analysis led to the establishment of Bollinger Bands and ensured Bollinger's spot in investment analysis history. Now, in "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands", John Bollinger explains the market conditions that led to his initial discovery, and gives readers the inside story of the development and refinement of Bollinger Bands. He then goes on to present a relative decision framework built around Rational Analysis and Bollinger Bands, an extraordinarily powerful combination of technical and fundamental analysis that answers the question of whether prices are too high or too low for virtually any security or market environment.By understanding how to incorporate Bollinger's techniques into their own investment strategy, investors will greatly increase their ability to ignore often-costly emotions and arrive at rational decisions supported by both the facts and the underlying market environment. "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands" provides: the first authoritative examination of this revolutionary technical analysis tool; three simple systems for implementing Bollinger Bands; and, innovative methods for clarifying patterns and analyzing time frames and moving averages.The key to effective investment analysis is to as much as possible eliminate emotion and approach each trade on its technical and fundamental merits alone.

Since their introduction, few analytical techniques have helped investors do this better or more consistently than Bollinger Bands. "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands" provides tips, guidelines, and rules for incorporating the bands into virtually any investment strategy. It is a watershed book, written by the only man truly qualified to claim a comprehensive knowledge of the topic John Bollinger himself.


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2.0 von 5 Sternen A Very Simple Introduction to Bollinger Bands, 6. Mai 2004
If you have heard of Bollinger Bands, but don't know what they are, Bollinger on Bollinger Bands will be a good simple introduction.

On the other hand, you probably don't need to know what Bollinger Bands are unless you plan to trade stocks or commodities rather than holding cash, bonds, or indexed stock mutual funds. Even then, the subject is optional. The book references a Web site you can go to in order to get investment ideas based on this type of technical analysis.

Basically, there are three simultaneous Bollinger Bands. The middle one is usually a 20 period (hour, day, week, or month) moving average of the stock price (or other index or commodity you are tracking). The upper one is separated from the middle one by somewhere between 1.5 and 2.5 standard deviations. The lower one is separated by the equivalent amount. The relative difference is based on how many periods you are using. The key equations involved are printed on two sheets of card stock that you can pull out of the book to use separately from the book, or as book marks.

You use Bollinger Bands to create a relative measure of stock price. John Bollinger warns you that you have to use some art in constructing the bands to fit the data set you are using. Once in place, Bollinger Bands can be used to help spot switches in trends, identify trends that are likely to continue, and to generate ideas for possible investments.

You are encouraged to use Bollinger Bands in conjunction with a wide array of other technical data, and fundamental analysis. The discussion of which other technical data to use is quite good. The fundamental analysis discussion is mostly missing.

Those who are interested in a history of technical investment analysis will find this book a user friendly reference to the best work on "envelopes" around prices during the last three decades. The text is supplemented with large numbers of graphs to support the key points. There's an extensive glossary as well.

If you rapidly grasp technical analysis, you can skip to the sections near the end where three investing methods are proposed. If you do that, the book will seem like a long article to you.

After reading the book, I looked at all of the stocks in my portfolio using Bollinger Bands, and found that Bollinger Bands would not have been very helpful for spotting buying opportunities in the last two years. Bollinger Bands would have pointed out the risk of loss in three situations. Other technical tools would have turned up more buy/sell points on these stocks than Bollinger Bands. I'm not sure that I will use them after reading the book.

Realizing that you can beat over 90 percent of professional money managers in total return by simply holding indexed stock mutual funds over the next ten years, how much effort do you want to put into learning more technical tools?

Add knowledge that makes you wiser, rather than simply busier!
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3.0 von 5 Sternen Everything is relative, 8. August 2007
The Bollinger Bands are undoubtedly one of most used indicators today. Because their calculation formula takes volatility into account they are able to adapt to changing market conditions and provide the investor with relative highs and lows.

The book starts with a quick overview of the fundamentals of trading - that one has to be creative in developing a trading approach that fits his own needs and to be disciplined enough to follow those rules. While certainly not being a comprehensive explanation about trading psychology it is a good starting point and it shows that the author knows what he is writing about.

The second part covers the basics about the bands. Their history and how they are calculated as well as a quick word about general statistics and why not all of these concepts are applicable to the markets. For me this was the most interesting part of the book. The history of trading bands and how Mr Bollinger came to invent his own bands gives the reader a clear understanding about what the Bollinger Bands are and what they are not.

The third part shows how to use the Bollinger Bands in conjunction with chart formation of the classic technical analysis like W-bottoms and M-tops. I didn't find the actual strategies presented in the book very helpful. The author treats the technical chart patterns as if they are something like unchallengeable facts while they are actually pretty vague and have nothing like a clear definition. There wasn't much of his trading approaches that I could incorporate into my own trading.

The book is a bit too expensive for what it has to offer but is nevertheless interesting for everyone who uses the Bollinger Bands.
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