Alan Farley's Website

[FTSE Beater]

Hi all.

I'm a huge fan of Alan Farley, and after reading 90+ pages of "the master swing trader" I'm finding it hard going.

I had a look at http://www.hardrightedge.com/tw.htm and found the ideas are the same as in the book, but a lot easier to understand. It makes a great read

HTH someone

 

[Helenqu]

Hi Mark,

I always remember PT's comments on MST after I had persuaded him to buy it

The style is opaque and Alan admits it was written in a hurry. I think the thing with the book is to look at the charts and not worry too much about the text. The website is good though.

 

[chesstrader]

Great book

Found this book to be the best I have ever read.

Alan is really a top guy and a top instructor. Of course the style may look difficult noetheless really take the time to read it and understand it. Don't give up it is worth it. It is worth a thousand times (at least) its price.

Good trades

 

[dmford]

Alan Farleys Online Course

Hi,

I'm a (relatively) new trader & stumbled on "The Master Swing Trader" in a bookshop - I couldn't put it down.

I bought it & am currently about 80 pages in - Its heavy going for a relative novice like me, but I'm just about following it all.

Has anyone done his online course ? It supposedly has much more interacive & multimedia examples, & may be easier going.

If so, how do you rate it, and what level of expertise is needed before starting ?

Dave Ford

 

[tomorton]

Thanks for the thread- I read MST early in the summer and was thoroughly bamboozled but now I am convinced I must try it again. Though I remain sceptical that more than a tiny percentage of traders could actually go through the set-up analyses in the book in real-time with real trades.

 

[Skimbleshanks]

From my recollection of a conversation I had with Alan Farley, he actually recommended reading chapter 5 onwards first. And then go back and read chapters 1 to 4.

 

[tomorton]

Skim - thank you, I'll do just that and have bookmarked the chapters with a note.