Bollinger on Bollinger bands

=001  20979=003  OCoLC=005  20020228093202.0=008  020304s2002    nyua          001 0 eng H=010  ##$a2001030666=015  ##$aGBA1-Y1680=020  ##$a0071373683=040  ##$aDLC $cDLC $dUKM $dC#P $dHUA=040  ##$aDLC $cDLC $dUKM $dC#P $dHUA $dOrLoB-B=041  0#$aeng=042  ##$apcc=050  00$aHG4529 $b.B65 2002=082  00$a332.63222 $221=092  ##$a332.63222 $bB69=100  1#$aBollinger, John.=245  10$aBollinger on Bollinger bands / $cJohn Bollinger.=260  ##$aNew York : $bMcGraw-Hill, $c2002=300  ##$axxiv, 227 p. : $bill. ; $c24 cm.=504  ##$aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 218-220) and index.=520  1#$a"In the 1970s, market newcomer John Bollinger couldn't find a system of investment analysis to fit his belief that all market events exist only in relation to one another and that there are no absolutes. So he created his own." "That approach - Rational Analysis - led to the establishment of Bollinger Bands and ensured Bollinger's spot in investment analysis history. Now, in Bollinger on Bollinger Bands, John Bollinger explains the market conditions that led to his initial discovery, and gives readers the inside story of the development and refinement of Bollinger Bands. He then goes on to present a relative decision framework built around Rational Analysis and Bollinger Bands - an extraordinarily powerful combination of technical and fundamental analysis that answers the question of whether prices are too high or too low for virtually any security or market environment."--BOOK JACKET.=650  #0$aInvestment analysis.=650  #0$aSecurities $xPrices $xCharts, diagrams, etc.=650  #0$aStock price forecasting.=650  #0$aTrading bands (Securities)=970  01$tAcknowledgments=970  01$tBibliography $p218=970  01$tEndnotes $p187=970  01$tForeword=970  01$tGlossary $p198=970  01$tIndex $p221=970  01$tList of Illustrations=970  01$tList of Tables=970  01$tPreface=970  11$lPt. I $tIn the Beginning $p1=970  11$lPt. II $tThe Basics $p33=970  11$lPt. III $tBollinger Bands on their Own=970  11$lPt. IV $tBollinger Bands with Indicators $p133=970  11$lPt. V $tAdvanced Topics $p167=970  11$lPt. VI $tSumming Up $p181=970  12$l1 $tIntroduction $p3=970  12$l10 $tPattern Recognition $p77=970  12$l11 $tFive-Point Patterns $p84=970  12$l12 $tW-Type Bottoms $p96=970  12$l13 $tM-Type Tops $p105=970  12$l14 $tWalking the Bands $p112=970  12$l15 $tThe Squeeze $p119=970  12$l16 $tMethod I: Volatility Breakout $p125=970  12$l17 $tBollinger Bands and Indicators $p135=970  12$l18 $tVolume Indicators $p146=970  12$l19 $tMethod II: Trend Following $p155=970  12$l2 $tThe Raw Materials $p9=970  12$l20 $tMethod III: Reversals $p160=970  12$l21 $tNormalizing Indicators $p169=970  12$l22 $tDay Trading $p176=970  12$l3 $tTime Frames $p19=970  12$l4 $tContinuous Advice $p26=970  12$l5 $tBe Your Own Master $p30=970  12$l6 $tHistory $p35=970  12$l7 $tConstruction $p50=970  12$l8 $tBollinger Band Indicators $p60=970  12$l9 $tStatistics $p68=970  12$t15 Basic Rules $p183=970  12$tWrapping It Up $p185=993  01$ett=997  ##$bacas=LDR  03586cam a2200841Ia 4500