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"A provocative lesson by the master of Contrary Opinion." --(James Grant, Editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer)
"There is more wisdom in this concise little classic than in ten typical books on futures trading. It will easily save you three years of painful study in the school of hard knocks." --(Robert R. Prechter, Editor of The Elliott Wave Theorist)
"The supreme value of Hadady's analysis is to see contrary opinion dealt with objectively in quantitative terms. Easy to read and informative with little known facts that focus on the principles involved." --(James L. Fraser, C.F.A., Editor of The Contrary Investor)
"With this book, Earl Hadady becomes the natural successor to Humphrey Neill, the father of contrary opinion. This concise, highly readable account of why contrary opinion theory works is the best ever written." --(George Angell, author of Winning in the Futures Market and seven other books )
"Clears up misconceptions of contrary opinion and makes it a valuable analytical tool for all commodity traders." --(Walter Bressert, developer of ProfitTrader software and publisher of MarketWatch )
"A provocative lesson by the master of Contrary Opinion." --(James Grant, Editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer)
"There is more wisdom in this concise little classic than in ten typical books on futures trading. It will easily save you three years of painful study in the school of hard knocks." --(Robert R. Prechter, Editor of The Elliott Wave Theorist)
"The supreme value of Hadady's analysis is to see contrary opinion dealt with objectively in quantitative terms. Easy to read and informative with little known facts that focus on the principles involved." --(James L. Fraser, C.F.A., Editor of The Contrary Investor)
"With this book, Earl Hadady becomes the natural successor to Humphrey Neill, the father of contrary opinion. This concise, highly readable account of why contrary opinion theory works is the best ever written." --(George Angell, author of Winning in the Futures Market and seven other books )
"Clears up misconceptions of contrary opinion and makes it a valuable analytical tool for all commodity traders." --(Walter Bressert, developer of ProfitTrader software and publisher of MarketWatch )
"There is more wisdom in this concise little classic than in ten typical books on futures trading. It will easily save you three years of painful study in the school of hard knocks." --(Robert R. Prechter, Editor of The Elliott Wave Theorist)
"The supreme value of Hadady's analysis is to see contrary opinion dealt with objectively in quantitative terms. Easy to read and informative with little known facts that focus on the principles involved." --(James L. Fraser, C.F.A., Editor of The Contrary Investor)
"With this book, Earl Hadady becomes the natural successor to Humphrey Neill, the father of contrary opinion. This concise, highly readable account of why contrary opinion theory works is the best ever written." --(George Angell, author of Winning in the Futures Market and seven other books )
"Clears up misconceptions of contrary opinion and makes it a valuable analytical tool for all commodity traders." --(Walter Bressert, developer of ProfitTrader software and publisher of MarketWatch )
"A provocative lesson by the master of Contrary Opinion." --(James Grant, Editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer)
"There is more wisdom in this concise little classic than in ten typical books on futures trading. It will easily save you three years of painful study in the school of hard knocks." --(Robert R. Prechter, Editor of The Elliott Wave Theorist)
"The supreme value of Hadady's analysis is to see contrary opinion dealt with objectively in quantitative terms. Easy to read and informative with little known facts that focus on the principles involved." --(James L. Fraser, C.F.A., Editor of The Contrary Investor)
"With this book, Earl Hadady becomes the natural successor to Humphrey Neill, the father of contrary opinion. This concise, highly readable account of why contrary opinion theory works is the best ever written." --(George Angell, author of Winning in the Futures Market and seven other books )
"Clears up misconceptions of contrary opinion and makes it a valuable analytical tool for all commodity traders." --(Walter Bressert, developer of ProfitTrader software and publisher of MarketWatch )
Product Description
Measure market sentiment and predict market trends.
Contrary opinion is the opposite opinion of the sentiment held by the majority. If eighty percent of traders are bearish then a bullish view would be a contrary opinion. As developer of the Bullish Consensus, R. Earl Hadady has fine-tuned sentiment, measuring the opinion of a specific majority, to a calculable figure. Traders can now develop a winning trading plan around the Bullish Consensus and buy or sell as warranted by its numbers.
Examines in-depth the workings of the futures markets and how market sentiment affects those markets.
* Demonstrates that the trend of the market is actually a reflection of the trend of market sentiment
Earl Hadady (Glendora, CA) is the author of the first edition of Contrary Opinion: How to Use it for Profit in Trading Commodity Futures. Mr. Hadady is a renowned expert in contrary opinion.
Contrary opinion is the opposite opinion of the sentiment held by the majority. If eighty percent of traders are bearish then a bullish view would be a contrary opinion. As developer of the Bullish Consensus, R. Earl Hadady has fine-tuned sentiment, measuring the opinion of a specific majority, to a calculable figure. Traders can now develop a winning trading plan around the Bullish Consensus and buy or sell as warranted by its numbers.
Examines in-depth the workings of the futures markets and how market sentiment affects those markets.
* Demonstrates that the trend of the market is actually a reflection of the trend of market sentiment
Earl Hadady (Glendora, CA) is the author of the first edition of Contrary Opinion: How to Use it for Profit in Trading Commodity Futures. Mr. Hadady is a renowned expert in contrary opinion.
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This book is written for both the experienced trader and the person new to the futures markets. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
contrary opinion situation, given trading session, sentiment analysis, using sentiment, particular futures contract, expecting prices, large speculators, small speculators, market composition, trade signal, contract month, consensus data, consensus numbers, settlement price, market sentiment, little bulls, open interest, cash commodity, buy signal, market parameters Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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Front Cover | Front Flap | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Flap | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
This book is written for both the experienced trader and the person new to the futures markets. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
contrary opinion situation, given trading session, sentiment analysis, using sentiment, particular futures contract, expecting prices, large speculators, small speculators, market composition, trade signal, contract month, consensus data, consensus numbers, settlement price, market sentiment, little bulls, open interest, cash commodity, buy signal, market parameters Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Contrary Opinion, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Chicago Board of Trade, Humphrey Neill, Market Vane Corporation New!
Books on Related Topics | Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Front Flap | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Flap | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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books:
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- Art of Contrary Thinking by Humphrey Bancroft Neill on page 73, and page 74
- The Options Course Workbook: Step-by-Step Exercises and Tests to Help You Master the Options Course (Wiley Trading) by George A. Fontanills in Front Matter
- Extraordinary Popular Delusions (Dover Value Editions) by Charles Mackay on page 70
- Schwager on Futures: Technical Analysis by Jack D. Schwager in Front Matter
- Financial Markets by Robert W. Kolb in Front Matter
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