Tom Williams author of Master The Markets and other works, was a former syndicate trader in California.
Tom was the founder of Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) which was the original software designed by Tom himself to help investors understand and trade the markets.
Sadly Tom passed away in 2016. But he leaves a lasting legacy. We had first hand experience of Tom and can say for sure that his publication Master The Markets explains how the Stock Market really works.
You would do yourself a dis-service if you didn't consume Tom's work.
Master The Markets is a masterpiece. Here's sneak peek.
It is divided into 5 sections:
Section 1: Market Basics
Some of the topics
Section 2: Trends and Volume Spread Analysis
Some of the topics
Section 3: The Anatomy of Bull and Bear Markets
Some of the topics
Section 4: Becoming a Trader or Investor
Some of the topics
Section 5: The Tradeguider system
Some of the topics
The above is a sample of what is contained in the book.
Unless you are an extremely experienced trader, it is doubtful you will have seen most of what is written here.
Quite simply, it is an eye opener.
Master The Markets by Tom Williams
In this work, Tom Williams explains in plain English just how the markets work.
He starts with explaining the basics and then moves on describe in detail what Volume Spread Analysis is, then he moves on to disect Bull and Bear Markets - how they form, how they end, how to recognise markets tops, market bottoms, etc.
He leaves no stone unturned. He delivers on every aspect of stock trading and how the market makers try to trick you, how the markets can be manipulated by the professionals, and offers many, many hints and tips.
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Master The Markets is a special publications.
In all our trading and studying the markets we have never come across a work as factual as this one. It's so very, very different.
Sure, we may be a little biased because we got to know Tom but this book if used along with the Tradeguider software can make you into a damn good investor.
Of course, it's not a given. You have to understand fully how the markets work, and the software if you were to use it, is not some "green light" or "pushutton" certainty. You have to understand hat is going on.
But just by having the book and understanding the contects will make you a very good investor indeed. It's all logical. You might say: commonsensical.