BOOK DESCRIPTION"Hit and Run Trading II" contains17 newly revealed trading strategies - readily identifiable patterns you can count on consistently212 fact-packed pages in a big 8 1/2 x 11" format 22 fully illustrated chapters with 120 sample charts of actual trades. His best learning sheets over the past year from his daily trading service - he acts as your personal coach on a daily basisPlus answers and insights to the most frequently asked questions about short-term trading.
Section I - Momentum Continuation Patterns
Chapters 2 through 9 show why and how: Hot IPO Pullbacks are an especially lucrative strategy for today's sizzling market. Flat-Top Expansion Breakouts separate false alarms from the real thing. (This alone is worth the price of he book.)Reversal New Highs Method provides a rare but exceptionally lucrative set-up. Intraday Relative Strength Trading Strategy exploits the magnetic pull between big-cap NASDAQ stocks and S&P futures.Extended Level Boomers put low-risk, high-payoff moves on well-rested stocks.Non-ADX 1-2-3-4s reliably trigger up to 15 point gains within days.Jack-in-the-Box set-ups let you climb aboard a pullback and ride it to new highs.V-Thrusts expose stocks that are thrusting higher after they've taken a dip.
Section II - Advanced Stepping-In-Front-Of-Size Strategies
Chapters 10 through 12 show you how I step in front of momentum players before they dogpile in or stampede out. You will learn the newest and most advanced ways to move in front of institutional buyers before they push a stock higher (or lower). If you ever wanted to make a great living trading the stock market, this is the best way to get there.
Section III - More Reversal Strategies
Among the things you will learn in Chapters 13 through 16 are the many ways to profit from panic buying and panic selling as stocks reverse.
Section IV - Techniques of a Professional Trader
Chapters 17 through 22 focus on vitally important (yet often ignored) aspects of trading, including money management, stop placement, exiting positions, daily preparation and other areas that separate top traders from everyone else. In this one section alone you will learn:Which set-ups consistently produce the biggest gains.Why surprises almost always happen in the direction of the trend.Why the biggest profits are made in a falling market. How to increase your gains by narrowing your focus.When to hold a position overnight, and when to exit before the close.How to prepare a winning plan of attack for each day's trading battle.How good money management will save you during dry spells and choppy markets.Why stepping in front of size is the best way I know to get back on track.Why you should never, NEVER trade off the media's advice. Why your biggest mistakes can lead to your biggest wins -if you're willing to admit them.
About the Author
Jeff Cooper has been a professional equities trader since 1982 and is the author of three best selling books on trading: Hit & Run Trading I, Hit & Run Trading II, and The 5 Day Momentum Method. Cooper's financial markets experience started in 1981 at Drexel Burnham, working for his father, a private hedge fund manager. During this time, he discovered a love and fascination for the financial markets and the forces that move prices. He started trading for his own account in 1983 and left to exclusively trade the markets in 1986. Cooper has been a trader and author ever since, working out of his home in Malibu, California.
Section I - Momentum Continuation Patterns
Chapters 2 through 9 show why and how: Hot IPO Pullbacks are an especially lucrative strategy for today's sizzling market. Flat-Top Expansion Breakouts separate false alarms from the real thing. (This alone is worth the price of he book.)Reversal New Highs Method provides a rare but exceptionally lucrative set-up. Intraday Relative Strength Trading Strategy exploits the magnetic pull between big-cap NASDAQ stocks and S&P futures.Extended Level Boomers put low-risk, high-payoff moves on well-rested stocks.Non-ADX 1-2-3-4s reliably trigger up to 15 point gains within days.Jack-in-the-Box set-ups let you climb aboard a pullback and ride it to new highs.V-Thrusts expose stocks that are thrusting higher after they've taken a dip.
Section II - Advanced Stepping-In-Front-Of-Size Strategies
Chapters 10 through 12 show you how I step in front of momentum players before they dogpile in or stampede out. You will learn the newest and most advanced ways to move in front of institutional buyers before they push a stock higher (or lower). If you ever wanted to make a great living trading the stock market, this is the best way to get there.
Section III - More Reversal Strategies
Among the things you will learn in Chapters 13 through 16 are the many ways to profit from panic buying and panic selling as stocks reverse.
Section IV - Techniques of a Professional Trader
Chapters 17 through 22 focus on vitally important (yet often ignored) aspects of trading, including money management, stop placement, exiting positions, daily preparation and other areas that separate top traders from everyone else. In this one section alone you will learn:Which set-ups consistently produce the biggest gains.Why surprises almost always happen in the direction of the trend.Why the biggest profits are made in a falling market. How to increase your gains by narrowing your focus.When to hold a position overnight, and when to exit before the close.How to prepare a winning plan of attack for each day's trading battle.How good money management will save you during dry spells and choppy markets.Why stepping in front of size is the best way I know to get back on track.Why you should never, NEVER trade off the media's advice. Why your biggest mistakes can lead to your biggest wins -if you're willing to admit them.
About the Author
Jeff Cooper has been a professional equities trader since 1982 and is the author of three best selling books on trading: Hit & Run Trading I, Hit & Run Trading II, and The 5 Day Momentum Method. Cooper's financial markets experience started in 1981 at Drexel Burnham, working for his father, a private hedge fund manager. During this time, he discovered a love and fascination for the financial markets and the forces that move prices. He started trading for his own account in 1983 and left to exclusively trade the markets in 1986. Cooper has been a trader and author ever since, working out of his home in Malibu, California.
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