Bollinger on Bollinger Bands

"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

The First Comprehensive Traders' Guide to Using Bollinger Bandsfrom the Man Who Created Them

Includes handy Bollinger Bands reference card

over the past two decades, thousands of veteran traders have come to view bollinger bands as the most representativeand reliabletool 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%b and BandWidth
• How traders can use Bollinger Bands to work withinstead of againstcommonly encountered trading patterns
• Strategic use of Bollinger Bands in short-, mid-, and long-term trading programs
• Three trading systems based on Bollinger Bands

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 thatif its widespread popularity is an accurate judge of its effectivenesscomes 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 approachrational analysisled 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 Bandsan extraordinarily powerful combination of technical and fundamental ...