The Online Trading Cookbook (PDF)

Preface ix Acknowledgements xiii About the Authors xv Introduction 1 PART I APERITIF Recipe 1 Uncle's Favourite 11 Difficulty Level: Beginner Recipe 2 What Good Dishes Taste Like - The Recipe for Trading Success 21 Difficulty Level: Beginner Recipe 3 Trend Lines and Channelling: Mind the Bumps 31 Difficulty Level: Beginner Recipe 4 Japanese as Easy as Sushi: Exotic but not Complicated 37 Difficulty Level: Beginner Recipe 5 Moving Averages: Decisions Decisions 43 Difficulty Level: Beginner Recipe 6 Breakfast at 8 49 Difficulty Level: Beginner Recipe 7 Let's Get a Takeaway! 55 Difficulty Level: Beginner PART II HORS D'OEUVRES Recipe 8 MACD, MA and Stochastic - Mixing Cocktails 69 Difficulty Level: Beginner/Intermediate Recipe 9 The Breakout 75 Difficulty Level: Intermediate PART III AMUSE-BOUCHE Recipe 10 Natural Diet: Don't Forget Your Roughage 85 Difficulty Level: Intermediate PART IV ENTREMET Recipe 11 MACD (Mac-D) and Friends 101 Difficulty Level: Intermediate/Advanced Recipe 12 Nouvelle Cuisine: New Issues 107 Difficulty Level: Intermediate/Advanced Recipe 13 Momentum: Short Termism Does Pay! 111 Difficulty Level: Intermediate/Advanced Recipe 14 Turtle Soup: The Most Famous Trading Recipe of All 117 Difficulty Level: Intermediate/Advanced Recipe 15 Pairs Trading: One of Your Five a Day! 127 Difficulty Level: Intermediate/Advanced Recipe 16 Double Big MAC-D 135 Difficulty Level: Intermediate/Advanced PART V ENTREE Recipe 17 English Breakfast or All-Day Lunch 151 Difficulty Level: Advanced Recipe 18 Surfing the Waves: Fast Food 159 Difficulty Level: Advanced/Expert PART VI MAIN Recipe 19 Coffee Options and Spreads 173 Difficulty Level: Advanced/Expert Recipe 20 Bonds: Shaken Not Stirred 185 Difficulty Level: Advanced Recipe 21 Buffet: Today's Special at McDonald's 193 Difficulty Level: Advanced PART VII DESSERT Recipe 22 Common Cooking Mistakes and How to Avoid Them 203 PART VIII PANTRY Recipe 23 Utensils and Common Ingredients 209 Recipe 24 If You Can't Stand the

Alpesh Patel launched asset management company Praefinium
Partners in 2004. He is a former Visiting Fellow in Business and
Industry at Corpus Christi College, Oxford University. He has
written 13 books on trading, translated into 8 languages. For
Bloomberg TV he co-presented shows for three years as their
in-house online trading specialist. He has had over 200 columns on
trading published in the Financial Times through his
Diary of an Internet Trader column. He is the founder of href="http://www.investingbetter.com/">investingbetter.com
which is an online trading education company and has his own
investment software in partnership with Sharescope.

Alpesh has lectured on trading from Beijing and San Francisco to
Guatemala and from Spain to India, Singapore and Hong Kong.
Alpesh is also the founder of TraderMindMarkets.com, an
online trading portal and alpeshpatel.com offering FX education as
well as eglobaltrades.com, an online FX broker. He writes the href="http://www.thetraderfather.com/">TheTraderFather.com
blog.

Paresh Kiri has vast experience as a floor trader on the
world's second largest derivatives exchange LIFFE and as a
Portfolio Manager. He is an FSA regulated investment manager.

Starting his career on the LIFFE floor in 1993, Paresh was one
of the first traders to embrace screen trading, through the LIFFE
online trading platform APT (Automated Pit Trading). Paresh was one
of the founders of Kyte Securities. Since leaving Eden Financial in
1999, Paresh has been managing private client and institutional
money, and developing very specific operational services going back
to Kyte Group to assist the development of an Index Options Desk,
and seeking ways of bringing the strategies he developed to the
wider public audience by structuring managed accounts services
using on-line trading platforms. Paresh regularly coaches and holds
private seminars on trading the markets. He sits on the Advisory
Board of Sterling Group.

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