Trading For Canadians For Dummies

Michael Griffis, MBA, is an active stock broker. He writes extensively about investing and marketing. Lita Epstein, MBA, has written more than 25 books to help readers understand the complex worlds of money and finance. Christopher Cottier, MBA, is a senior investment adviser based in British Columbia.

Introduction.
Part I: So You Want to Be a Trader: Gathering Your
Tools.


Chapter 1: The Ups and Downs of Trading Stocks.


Chapter 2: Exploring the Markets and the Stock Exchanges.


Chapter 3: Going for Broke(r): Discovering Your Investment
Options.


Chapter 4: Putting Your Computer to Work: Your Key Business
Tool.


Part II: Reading the Fundamentals: Fundamental
Analysis.


Chapter 5: Fundamentals 101: Observing Market Behaviour.


Chapter 6: Digging Into the Critical Parts of Fundamental
Analysis.


Chapter 7: Listening to Analyst Calls.


Part III: Reading the Charts: Technical Analysis.


Chapter 8: Reading the Tea Leaves: Does Technical Analysis
Work?


Chapter 9: Reading Bar Charts Is Easy (Really).


Chapter 10: Following Trends for Fun and Profit.


Chapter 11: Calculating Indicators and Oscillators.


Part IV: Developing Strategies for When to Buy and Sell
Stocks.


Chapter 12: Money Management Techniques: When to Hold 'em, When
to Fold 'em.


Chapter 13: Using Fundamental and Technical Analyses for Optimum
Strategy.


Chapter 14: Executing Your Trades.


Chapter 15: Developing Your Own Powerful Trading System.


Part V: Risk-Taker's Paradise.


Chapter 16: The Basics of Swing Trading.


Chapter 17: The Basics of Day Trading.


Chapter 18: Doing It by Derivatives.


Chapter 19: Going Foreign (Forex).


Chapter 20: Trading for Others: Obtaining Trading Designations
and Certifi cations.


Part VI: The Part of Tens.


Chapter 21: Ten (Or More) Huge Trading Mistakes.


Chapter 22: Top Ten Trading Survival Techniques.


Index.