Joe Rabil has been consulting to institutional investors such as hedge funds, mutual funds, bank trust departments, and independent money managers for almost thirty years. These professionals employ Joe to improve the timing of their entries and exits in stocks that they are already interested in on a fundamental basis.

This book, along with YouTube videos on the Invest Like a Pro Channel as well as the Investlikeapro.US website, will help investors improve their stock selections and the timing of their investments.

The methods Joe uses to help professionals are described in this book: The trend and how to define it, the definitions for a change in trend, and how to incorporate moving averages into this process. In addition, the author shows how to have an edge using multiple time frames in your analysis as well as specific methods and tactics for entry. This book also shows how the author uses MACD and ADX to help in stock selection and improve the timing process. Joe provides a trading plan using MACD and the moving averages to help the reader understand how to trade with multiple time frames. Lastly, the author discusses the difficulties of trading based on the math and the streaks that are involved in this endeavor.

This book was written to help both the professional and the individual investor have a better understanding of how to improve their timing by using technical analysis methods. It will show numerous examples which will help investors understand how to apply these techniques to make money in all types of market environments. The approach used by short term professional traders can be applied to long term investing as well.

Table of Contents:
Introduction – Invest Like a Pro
Why Technical Analysis is Needed
A Chart is a Chart
100 Bars on a Chart
Trend
Definitions for a Change in Trend
Rules for Multiple Time Frames
Incorporating Moving Averages
Sample Charts
Using the MACD Indicator in Conjunction
With the Moving Average Signals
Zero Line Reversals
Pinch Plays
Momentum Divergence
Reverse Divergence
When to Use the Crossover vs the Pinch
Putting it Together: Multiple Time
Frames and MACD
Using the ADX Indicator
ADX is Non-Directional
ADX Conditions That Help in
Stock Selection
More ADX Examples
Trading Tactics
Trading Plan for the 2-Time Frame Pinch
Why Trading is so Difficult – the Math
Streaks
More Examples to Study
Conclusion