Technical Analysis for Beginners: Take $1k to $10k Using Charting and Stock Trends of the Financial Markets with Zero Trading Experience Required Paperback – 16 July 2021

Explaining technical indicators and so many other such things brilliantly, such as candlestick patterns, chart patterns and so on. I loved and enjoyed it.

It is always good to learn from a good teacher. Penn is very clear in explaining the trends, indicators and strategies in share market. A must read before starting the journey of wealth creation in shares.

A wholesome perfect knowledge packed book.Yet to discover more. But till now very good book. One of the knowledge packed book.

Some great advice about the pitfalls of investing and the danger of emotional behaviour, lack of discipline and hoping to get rich quick. Investing is a long term strategy with money that you do not need and which you hope will return more than the money in a bank, the value of which is eroded by inflation. Perhaps this is a timely tome. There are useful end of chapter quizzes and with Guy Spier's The Education of a Value Investor: My Transformative Quest for Wealth, Wisdom, and Enlightenment, this book will provide a good platform for an investor. Penn's book is interesting and helps to demystifying technical analysis. With algorithms charting the trajectory of the stock market, it might be a little ambitious to suggest you can move from 1k to 10k after reading this as movements are picked up by large investors who make such great progress, though they do not reveal their losses when they highlight their gains, but I have no doubt that Penn's guide to technical analysis could make you much more money if you take his advice. His explanations clarify the obfuscation and obscurity of the financial markets and give you plenty of sound advice. If you intend to go into the quagmire of investing, or are already 'playing' the stock market, I would say this was an essential tool to aid success. It will help you to understand analysis more clearly and that has to be vital if you are investing money, which after all you worked hard to get and want to work harder for you.

This is a good book and very easy to read. There are , of course, a multitude of books on this subject so it is hard to find something new or innovative but the book has a friendly feeling and will be welcomed by people who want to learn some of the rudiments of trading. My only criticism is the title. I do not regard it as being for beginners as I think the stages of learning are not given sufficient time to be fully absorbed and there is a lack of practice time to really embed the knowledge that is necessary for success. This is the same with most literature about technical analysis so it is a common defect. There are some ways in which I think the book could be improved but that is only my opinion and hey! what do I know about writing. At least it is concise and reader friendly so, on the whole, I was happy with the purchase.

This is an excellent book about learning how to sucessfully trade as a beginner, and is also useful for the more experienced traders, owing to the detailed insights and references provided. From the outset, there is an definite essence of authenticity that has gone into the composition of the content, in terms of its detailed analysis, examples, bonuses and colourful illustrations. My favourite part of the book is being able to resonate with the author following their highlights and mishaps. For a beginner like myself, it was a unexpected surprise documenting the humor, including the research aspects. Highly recommended.

As a complete novice to this area, I was impressed with how the author has enabled the reader to understand all the terminology.I will be honest, I have not had the opportunity to finish reading this book completely, however, I wanted to share my positive feedback.Looking forward to getting started and completing this book.

Very quickly, the book has helped me to understand some of the basics of TA with personal and what seems like sincere experience of the author to guide the reader.As it is with most things, one has to decide what you get out of ''anything'. Hence trading with the knowledge would be a matter for the individual. But in terms of logic and clarity of thoughts and presentation, this is a cool book to read.