Artificial intelligence: new era of technical analysis by Larry Pesavento

[ukpipman]

Hi

I'm trying to get hold of a book (or a copy of a book) that was published and deleted in 1995. The details are:

Author: Pesavento, Larry
Title: Artificial intelligence: new era of technical analysis
Publisher: Traders' Library, 1 October 1995
ISBN: 1883272173

Can anyone help me please?

Thanks
ukpipman

 

[swandro]

You can go to your local library and ask for it via inter-library loan. British Library has a copy.

 

[Trader333]

Looks like getting this will be hugely expensive.

http://www.amazon.ca/Artificial-Intelligence-New-Technical-Analysis/dp/1883272173


Paul

 

[swandro]

It cost me one quid - they like to send you a postcard to tell you when it's available :cheesy:

 

[tradex]

I wouldnt recommend this book.

 

[Mayfly]

Agree with tradex: Kaufmann's your man, IMO?

Mayfly

 

[Tadragh1]

I wouldnt recommend this book.

Actually why?

I agree that the description does not look particularly enticing:
"Learn the secret to successful trading. Pesavento's hands-on experience and research into developing the "Perfect" trading system using neuralnetworks and technical analysislaid out in this innovative new "how-to" book. Pesavento covers it all including - trading on the floor of the CME, day trading & the S&P 500, the opening price, the madness of crowds and more. Also provided are plenty of useful references and resources traders can turn to. "

 

[sniperfx]

You can break your head trying to develop the ultimate trading system, I rather prefer keeping things simple. Gauge market sentiment, what is the current theme for the week, observe good technical levels and execute your trading plan from there. Even if I could come up with the ultimate system, I doubt I'd want to use it - it IS the uncertainty that makes trading what it is and I wouldn't want a complex system telling me what to do and taking the fun away...it's my idea/rationale/logic/gut-feel vs. the market

 

[tradex]

I am a computer science PHD specialising AI and statistical algorithms such as bayesian. Stock Market is a chaotic system and you have too few known variables to be able to use any algorithm successfully trade, etc. What really works tho arbitrage trading with algorithms. In this case there are well known constants and variables which can be "observed" at any time (t). Hence you can make good profits. I can give more info on that if anyone interested. PM me.