Trading Price Action Trends: Technical Analysis of Price Charts Bar by Bar for the Serious Trader: 540 (Wiley Trading) Hardcover – 30 Dec. 2011

Outstanding book so much imformation.Only problem is so much to take in you need a bit of patience.If you take it slowly absorb the information piece by piece relate to day to day charts everything starts to make sense.Very impressed definitely recommend.

Purchased the book and couldn't read more than one page at a time. It was a very difficult read. The book literally gathered dust on the shelf.A few years later, trading forex 5 minute charts , the book makes a lot of sense and is quite easy to read.My suggestion - beginners avoid, Experienced traders trading price action - well worth considering.

It's a great book!!

I am confused as to why this book has any good reviews at all.Pros:1) The author clearly does know how to trade successfully.2) He does not hold back, and freely gives his honest opinions3) the subject matter (price action)Cons:1) the content is completely unstructured, and disorganized.2) it is very difficult to read, and get much useful information from the book.3) the images of charts are very sparse, and if you are in the kindle edition, you will be paging back many many pages to try to see what he is talking about.4) the publisher really should have helped the author to structure the content, it feels like the publishers didn't even bother to proof read this book.5)Al brooks does not have any idea how to describe his thoughts in a way that is useful for the reader. It is very unfortunate because he has a lot of valuable information to give, but he is not capable in giving it.if you decide to get this book, be aware that it will require an enormous amount of effort and dedication to read and understand this book, and the benefit you gain will be minimal.

good and fast seller

Shocking difficult to read but is a massive reason why I'm a consistently profitable trader today. Browse a few forums and review sites, this guy is the real deal .

Excellent. Yes it takes a close read, but Brooks makes sure what he says is very precise.

I'm convinced the author is an exceptional trader, but he definitely cannot translate his thoughts into a comprehensible format. I'm halfway through this book and it just gets more and more confusing. It gives me the feeling that I'm reading the same phrase again and again, with the words shuffled around.