The Green Line: How to Swing Trade the Bottom of Any Stock Market Correction (2nd Edition) (Swing Trading for Beginners Books)

The author presents one solid trading strategy in this book (among some other, smaller strategies and ideas) about which the book is based. So in essence, you're paying for one, single idea to use with your trading. In my opinion, WELL worth the $3.00 or whatever it was to read it on my Kindle.The book is short and to the point; I loved it.The only drawback to finishing the book is that you'll wish every book you read thereafter could be structured and written like this one!I trade cryptocurrencies, and although this book was written almost exclusively about stock trading, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that this strategy works with crypto trading as well. So if you don't trade stocks, and maybe instead trade commodities for example, the book is definitely still worth the investment and you will still get a lot out of it.

I think this is a simple strategy but the 200w with the 200d or 50w is a sound strategy to explore. I would beware of leveraged etfs. You are better off either using leverage through futures margin or options.

I really enjoyed reading this book. It was short, concise and it actually made sense. I could actually easily follow along with his explanations and stock graphics, which is a welcome change from these so-called stock gurus hat expect you to know all of the confusing stock terminology already. I would definitely recommend this book to help you have more successful stock trading.

I found the information useful and interesting but like Considered Opinions said in their review I didn't like the fact that you have to buy another book to execute the trade as laid out in this book.In the description of this book it should advise you that another book needs to be purchased to fully execute the trade. Or why not just price the book a little higher and include all the information necessary to execute the trade. It's like ordering a sausage pizza from the menu, getting it served at your table without any sausage on it and then finding out you really need to place a second order for the sausage.I returned the book on principle

Tim has written a great, short book about a strategy that works with a particular instrument on a yearly swing trading basis.It is an easy to understand strategy and includes information about where to find clues to watch out for when you shouldn’t be in the market for this trade.I intend to implement this strategy when I can, and I will be sure to be on the lookout for any books that Tim may choose to write in the future.

The only thing I recommend the author does is put in a glossary with an easy read explanation. I will follow Tim as I believe he is astute and knows when changes in the market are impending.

Great book. Very enlightening. I will use a lot of thes concepts in my trading strategy as I move forward

at 3.99 you probably maybe get what you pay for, but i don't like being told i need to buy another book by the same author to fully execute his 'green line' strategy. otherwise, he offers a basic, conservative approach utilizing commonly used moving averages to buy stocks after they have corrected to one degree or another. he does not offer guidance on what to do with positions your already hold during corrections/declines. also, as far as i interpret, if you get in at the typical bottom of a correction, and the position goes against you, you are advised - again, as i can tell - to hold the position until it hits support at another moving average miles away from where you got in, so you are sitting on a losing position indefinitely. still i find it always interesting to see how different traders look at things, so if for nothing else, given the price, you will likely gain at least some insight.