Winning Edge Trading: Successful and Profitable Short- and Long-Term Systems and Strategies

Ned Gandevani

Nov 2009 · John Wiley and Sons

About this ebook

An innovative and comprehensive approach to profitable trading in these turbulent times

Winning Edge Trading shows how to trade any market for great profits. Using the unique and innovative trading strategies and systems outlined here, you can trade stocks, ETFs, and futures to achieve market-beating returns. Written by system developer Dr. Ned Gandevani, this book provides an antidote to active investors and traders who are frustrated by stagnant and declining markets. Dr. Gandevani shows you how to maximize your profit while minimizing your risk with his innovative and comprehensive approach, and then reveals how to profit from market swings. In addition to providing a simple and easy-to-execute trading system, Dr. Gandevani also explains how you can determine your risk tolerance and choose a compatible system for maximum performance.

• Details the tools used to trade short or long time frames
• Explores how the Relative Strength Indicator and Detrended Price Oscillator can help you determine when to enter and exit a trade
• Discusses psychological issues involved in active trading, including the inability to take a loss, overtrading, trading personality, and system compatibility

Winning Edge Trading contains the information you need to become a successful active investor and trader in today's dynamic markets.

About the author

Ned Gandevani, PhD, is a professional trader and developer of the renowned Wining Edge Systems, which is based on chaos theory. He has trained and coached many professional traders for more than a decade and written numerous articles, which have been published in magazines such as Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodity, Futures, and Stocks, Futures, and Options (SFO). Dr. Gandevani is a member of the American Finance Association (AFA), the Society of Quantitative Analysts (SQA), and an affiliate member of the Market Technician Association (MTA). He teaches graduate-level and MBA courses at Keller Graduate School of Management in Long Island City and Manhattan.