245 Money Making Stock Chart Setups: Profiting from Swing Trading Paperback – November 17, 2014

Just got my copy early this morning and it's been a page turner. I am visual learner and I usually prefer video tutorials but I found this book very easy to learn from as you get to see the actual charts and study the setups through the comments and annotations written therein. I actually think that this is probably better than watching a video because of the straight-forward nature of this book.... you see a chart and the setups, and you read the annotation which explains everything you need to know about a particular chart. As I go back and forth on the book and my charting platform, I realize that I would remember setups that I saw on the book and makes it easier for me to see potential bullish and bearish setups even before I begin plotting trend lines. It's freakin' awesome, really. I think the biggest thing that I've learned from this book so far is to pay really close attention to the volume. Of course, this is as fundamental as it gets in stock trading but this book helped me realize how important it is to pay attention to the volume very closely. I'm loving this book. I hope Sasha will soon release a similar chart book for Day Trading.

This "book" consists of roughly ten pages of undistinguished text followed by roughly 100 pages of charts with annotations on them. How this dizzying and repetitive display is to help you in trading is anyone's guess. I concluded that the money making setup (of the title) was to download a mess of charts, scribble on them, and package them up for the unsuspecting out there. And I was the setee. This "book" has no table of contents and no index. Caveat emptor.

As with Sasha's other books, this one is chock full of useful information that can be adapted to your own personal trading strategies. The book literally contains 245 charts from different large cap stocks with annotations and trend lines to help you spot and understand strategies and entry/exit points.Many of the charts are using longer time frames to see longer trends. It would've been nice to see a few more charts with very short time frames of 30 minutes to 1 hour just to see how some of the support and resistance lines hold up.All-in-all, really helpful book if you want a bit of insight into how to spot low-risk, high probability trades.

I've always considered myself a 'chart-ologist', but never had so much data at my fingertips. This book is just what I needed to grasp so many unique and challenging aspects of the stock market. As a novice investor who already read his first stock trading book written by Sasha, this gave me insight on the complexity that lies ahead, and how the more knowledge you have regarding the fundamentals of charts, the better prepared you will be for market swings. We all know it's just not a 'set-it and forget-it' stock market we are living in anymore...we have to be prepared for swings that may catch us by surprise. Sasha gives us a beautiful gift here, and I'm really glad i read it. Knowledge is Power, and this book as 245 nuggets we can use to our advantage! History always repeats itself...and it will again in this market!

The author talks about pattern analysis in the text, but the only patterns in the book are trend line breaks, and they are all long positions, no shorts. The charts are not named nor are the setups described, so therefore there is no index, so in turn it makes it a poor reference book. It’s OK, if you want to study each chart and look for patterns, but it’s not in color, so that makes it a little harder to read. All the stock patterns shown are uptrends with notes to buy in the dips and buy/sell when the trend lines are broken. Nothing new, just the authors way of trading which may not be applicable to others.

I had just finished reading the book "Start trading stocks" last week and bought this book as soon as Sasha advertised it on one of his videos. I am new to swing trading and wanted to learn more about detecting a healthy trend, when to enter and exit a trade. This book contains many charts with different scenarios that will help you understand better what technical analysis is about.

I have followed Sasha Evdakov for awhile now and have enjoyed his trainings. This book takes it to another level as it gives you very interesting look at charts in more detail. I have now learned how to spot good set ups and take advantage of them while minimizing loss.

Just a bunch of print screens of charts. I could not tell what the setups were. I am embarrassed that I purchased this collection of rubbish.,