The Complete Trading Course: Price Patterns, Strategies, Setups, and Execution Tactics (Wiley Trading Book 469)

Corey R. has a great book here, a keeper for me. After several days of just applying the basic trend information to my intraday trades, I've begun banking more consistent gains, and have fewer losing trades. Most books I have read may have some information that helps, but none have changed my game so fast. Just note that I scalp FAANG and SPX options two hours a day, am not a professional, just a retail trader with a hobby, and that's what I am basing this review on. There's a lot of book left for me to read, but right away was happy to have bought this book that had information I could apply right away.

Well written book, lengthy, overwritten. Corey presents good concepts and things that work in the market. This book could be condensed into 15 pages.

I actually had to read this book twice. This book is very good for those who want to learn the fundamentals of trading. If your an experienced trader this book this book will take everything that you do and breaks down the meanings and how they work. If your a newbie then you will learn the principles of the trade. I would make this required reading for all those who want to trade the market.

This book is a basic and complete book on trading just as advertised. The author is a very good writer who explains the topics very well in an understandable manner.

Better than many of the trading books I have seen. I would recommend it for the less experienced trader.

Complements the The Life Cycle of Stocks by the same author, Corey Rosenbloom

I've read a lot of books on trading and technical analysis, and with the majority of them I've had to read through a ton of pages just to find one or two gems of new wisdom. Most books just rehash the same material, and bring little to the table. However, I can honestly say every chapter in The Complete Trading Course is worth reading. Not many technicians write about feedback loops, and Corey does a good job of explaining the psychology of market moves, and what traders should be looking for when doing their own analysis. Overall, a great book!

Mr Rosembloom has written a book outlining the essential principles of technical analysis, properly updated with new concepts developed after the first books on Dow Theory were written almost a 100 years ago.In the 1980's, when I started, beginners in Technical Analysis were asked to read Magee and Edwards, together with supplementary reading of Rhea. Then came John Murphy's book which was a pathbreaker. Murphy's book soon became essential reading, but did not replace the Magee book. Now, 'The Complete Trading Course' by Corey Rosembloom, may well become the first book to be read, with stdents asked to decide their specialization after reading this book. The book is complete since it covers most significant aspects of technical analysis. It is honest because it repatedly highlights the failings of most indicators and setups. This honest approach makes the book different from many other generalised technical analysis books. The book is modern since it often refers to many of the new writings in TA.Corey has explained in detail the concepts of positive and negative feedback loops which I think adds value to the current body of TA thinking. His chapters on edge, four basic trade setups are useful for new traders (they are useful experienced traders also but for the new ones they are vital).This book is not about trading setups. It is honestly titled as 'The Trading Course'. It is a complete course for the 21st century. The book should be read by all budding traders. It is useful to experienced traders since it highlights in easy to understand language, almost all important trading concepts and ideas.

I don't think I've come across a single book that provides everything you need to know to really succeed in the trading world but this book has made a great contribution to my knowledge. I'd recommend it to any aspiring trader.

This is a great book, it shows you in a detail the best way to trade, and gives the confidence to go through your goals.

Every new trader should start with this book. You may not end up trading this way. It may not be your style. But, you should at least learn how to trade Corey's way. The book provide significantly more than adequate coverage of technical concepts. Practice is important.