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The Unger Method
12. May 2021, by Patrick Pfister
Resources, Book Reviews
Andrea Unger's book "The Unger Method" is made for people who entered the world of trading and now look for ways of bringing their own methods to profitability. Everybody is looking for financial success and guidance. And while the internet is getting flooded with "free", but often useless content, Andrea's book comes in a straightforward and honest way.
Debunking the myths of a secret magic formula for inexhaustible wealth, he shows how to bring your own system to perfection in various ways, points out tripping hazards and other beginner's mistakes, but also shares much of his valuable knowledge and wisdom.
Trading is not only hitting the buy and sell button - if you want to do it in a professional way, you will have to consider many factors:
- which broker is most suitable to your trading needs?
- what platform to chose to fulfill your coding requirements?
- is your "cheap" broker really cheap or simply a fraud?
- do you have the right mindset to deal with success and failure?
- how do you interpret your results?
- does your strategy work only under certain market conditions?
- ...
Chapter by chapter, Andrea is outlining the most important things to consider to become a successful trader: from the very basics to get started, to tools you need for systematic trading until how to build your own system. Expect no easy money - all successful traders have shown a long history of mixed success and failure. But with the proper approach, you will soon encounter a steep learning curve.
There is not the "one and only" trading system, but only ones that make money and others that don't. You will be surprised to learn how simple many "secrets" are, but in fact, the simple ones often work best. Just as there is no "magic system", his book represents a replicable method.
Further, you will learn methods how to manage your own strategies, choosing which markets to trade and especially how to deal with risk. Dealing with risks is probably one of the most important factors when you try to beat the market. Finally, when you automate your strategy, you will benefit from one more important fact: you won't have to sit 24/7 in front of your screens, but only check your systems occasionally.
As an experienced trader, I can share and agree 100% with Andrea's wisdom in this book, not only suitable for the advanced trader, but anyone who would like to do some self-reflection on recent trading activity and look for ways to improve trading results.
Bonus: clicking on the book image above will lead you to his landing page where you can get a free copy of it (just pay for shipping).
About the author
Patrick Pfister is the President of the Swiss Association of Market Technicians (SAMT) and a seasoned technical analyst based in Zurich, Switzerland with a passion for unraveling the complexities of financial markets through data-driven insights and analytical expertise. With a solid academic background in mathematics and computer science, combined with more than 20 years of hands-on experience in the financial industry, Patrick has established himself as a trusted authority in the field of technical analysis.
Patrick embarked on a career that has seen his work with top financial institutions, where he has honed his skills in interpreting market trends, identifying patterns, and developing innovative trading strategies. His deep understanding of statistical models, quantitative analysis, and risk management has enabled him to make sound investment decisions in dynamic market environments.
Patrick is known for his meticulous attention to detail, his ability to communicate complex concepts in a clear and concise manner, and his commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancements in the financial industry. He is a sought-after speaker at industry conferences and seminars, where he shares his knowledge and expertise with fellow professionals and aspiring analysts.
In addition to his work as a technical analyst, Patrick is also a mentor and educator, guiding the next generation of analysts and researchers in the field of financial analysis. His dedication to fostering talent and promoting excellence in the industry is a testament to his commitment to advancing the field of technical analysis.
Outside of his professional endeavors, Patrick is an avid traveler, an aviation enthusiast, and a lifelong learner who is always seeking new challenges and opportunities for personal growth. He believes in the power of continuous learning, adaptability, and perseverance as the keys to success in both the financial markets and in life.
Patrick's unwavering dedication to excellence, his innovative approach to technical analysis, predicated on multiple-timeframe turnaround patterns, and his passion for empowering others makes him a true asset to the financial industry and a respected figure in the world of technical analysis. .
Having published his research through a Wallstreet research company, you will find his posts now regularly on LinkedIn as well as on the BLOG of SAMT-org.ch.
Disclaimer: All methods, techniques, charts, analysis or results presented in this SAMT Blog are for educational purposes only. The information provided should not be construed in any way as a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument. You should always consult with your licensed financial advisor and tax advisor to determine the suitability of any investment to your particular financial situation. The author does not have a position in mentioned securities at the time of publication. Any opinions expressed herein are solely those of the author, and do not in any way represent the views or opinions of any other person or entity. SAMT and its affiliates, directors or agents will not be held liable or responsible for your investment decisions.
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