A leading Australian trader shows you how to succeed on the sharemarket with proven charting techniques

Now completely revised with the latest trading information, this revised edition of bestselling author Louise Bedford's "Charting Secrets" is the perfect guide for beginners and experienced traders and chartists alike. Unlike other books on trading, you'll find no get-rich-quick schemes here. Bedford believes that successful trading is a matter of study and hard work, just like any other job. With this in mind, "Charting Secrets" serves as a workbook that will have you practising what you read and mastering charting techniques as you go. The book begins with explanations of charting patterns and methods and includes sample charts for you to practise on, as well as step-by-step solutions that allow you to compare your results to hers.Features practical charting advice and sample charts that let readers learn techniques as they readCovers charting basics, as well as candlestick charting and system development, macro reversal and continuation patterns, trading psychology, and much moreWritten by a bestselling author known as one of Australia's most compelling speakers on trading

Whether you're new to the trading game or an experienced trader looking to polish your charting techniques, "Charting Secrets" will show you how to turn potential into profit.

Do you have trouble recognizing people from other races? Maybe you know someone who gets lost frequently? For the first time since the 1970s, the ways that experience changes how we perceive the world have all been compiled into one place. Drawing from 25 years laboratory research experience, Dr. Bedford gathers changes to perception and explains the connections between them. Included is her innovative explanation for how the mind can heal the body though meditation and visual imagery, not by magic but with perception-much like getting used to a new pair of eyeglasses Also discussed are how it is not racist to have trouble with other-race faces (hint: it's like learning to taste wine), why Harry Potter's magic wand felt like an extension of his hand, what's really going on during ventriloquist shows, and dramatic failures of perception like not seeing what is right in front of you and seeing but not knowing you can see. We are asked to contemplate mind-bending topics such as reversals of cause and effect in the perception of time and how the supernatural relates to perceptual learning. Also included is a special section on how to improve your perception. For the technically minded, all the "traditional" topics of perceptual learning and adaptation are covered: prism adaptation, Eleanor Gibson's perceptual discrimination learning, and the McCollough Effect. Published in 2013, 380 pages, 71 illustrations. Bedford's book is for anyone interested in their own six senses (the sixth sense is the immune system, she argues ) and for students and colleagues alike. This is an opinionated work including anti brain-research commentary and other critiques of experiments in the scientific literature. Anecdotes on professional acquaintances provide a personal touch. Favorite sentences: Perception is lazy. You still need shoes.