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“If you are already familiar with MIDAS and interested in
rediscovering the powerful trading method developed by the late
Paul Levine, then this will become your book of reference. The
authors walk you through the wonderful MIDAS world and explain its
variations with copious charts and examples. If you are new to the
MIDAS method, I recommend first reading the introductory chapters,
then jumping to the very practical, money-making Chapter 8, then
applying the principles yourself computer code is provided in the
appendices. Armed with ‘hands-on’ knowledge, you will then access
the wealth of information that this book provides in helping you
correctly read the markets.”
— Pascal Willain, independent trader and inventor of volume-based
indicators, author ofValue in Time
“As the first person to ever write about the Commitments of
Traders Report way back in 1973, I have seen the data abused and
usually greatly misunderstood. Most people writing on the subject
just don’t understand it and you will be misled. Chapter 12 in this
book sets the record straight. I am delighted to give a 100%
endorsement, the truth of the COT report is here, simply stated and
easy to understand. Don’t put this book down. Take it to the
checkout and buy it.”
— Larry Williams, private trader, author
“Coles and Hawkins have masterfully combined the ‘art and science
of Technical Analysis’ into a well-illustrated and comprehensive
tome encompassing the MIDAS method. They have captured the essence
of Paul Levine’s MIDAS Technical Analysis method and then further
expanded it into a new dimension. This book will give any trader
the unconventional alternative edge they need to take advantage of
the stock market and exploit profits.”
—StockShare Publishing LLC
“The authors pick up where Levine left off, boldly and
competently tackling both the theoretical aspects of Levine’s MIDAS
method, as well as providing concrete practical trading
applications. There were some delightful diversions as well,
including a superb overview of how to mechanically apply the
statistics in the CFTC Commitments of Traders report. It is a
privilege to be sourced on some of the pages, as this book has
earned its reference status.”
— Bob English, Austrian Economist, Market Technician, and
Trader
“The MIDAS curves can be used in any markets over any timeframe.
They are flexible, robust, and powerful. Andrew Coles’ and David
Hawkins’ work on the MIDAS curves is pure gold.”
— Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan, Editor,Technical Analysis of STOCKS
COMMODITIES magazine
“In this extremely well-developed book, Hawkins and Coles have
drawn together a number of ideas, their own and existing methods,
in order to construct a concise and disciplined method of analysis
and trading. I am particularly delighted to see the recognition of
volume as a powerful and often neglected tool. This integration of
methods should serve as a profitable tool for those who are willing
to do the work to understand why markets move. A well-thought-out
technical treatise that belongs in the library of any inquiring
technician.”
— Richard W. Arms, author, advisor to institutions, and developer
of many tools such as The Arms Index and Equivolume charting
“I started using MIDAS from the time Paul Levine began publishing
his articles in instalments. In the intervening years, I have made
MIDAS my own. And I did think it was unlikely that Coles’ and
Hawkins’ book would bring fresh insights.Boy was I wrong! This is
an amazing book. Most books tend to be practical to the exclusion
of the theory– theory that is so necessary if we are to adjust a
tool when it ‘stops working;’ or tend to be so theoretical as to be
impractical. MIDAS Technical Analysis straddles both worlds with
ease. As a result, the book is both a reference work and a
practical ‘to do’ volume. What I like most about Coles and Hawkins
is they have taken Levine’s original idea and conquered new realms
with it: they haveincorporated MIDAS with other technical tools so
that the work should appeal to traders of many and varied
disciplines. In my view, this is a must-have book and it shall
certainly occupy a space in my shelves.”
— Ray Barros, CEO, BarroMetrics Investments Inc
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Andrew Coles, PhD, is an active trader running a private
investment fund. He has a diploma in technical analysis from STA–UK
and from the International Federation of Technical Analysts IFTA.
He is also a Certified Financial Technician CFTe. He holds a
master''s and a doctorate and was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow of
the British Academy.During his graduate and postdoctoral years, he
worked at a number of institutions, including King''s College KQC
London, the Institute of Classical Studies, and Oxford University.
He is the author of a previous book on the history and philosophy
of science.
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Introduction Andrew Coles.
Biographical Sket CH, Paul H. Levine David G. Hawkins.
Acknowledgments.
PART I: STANDARD MIDAS SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE CURVES.
CHAPTER 1 MIDAS and Its Core Constituents: The Volume Weighted
Average Price VWAP and Fractal Market Analysis Andrew
Coles.
CHAPTER 2 Applying Standard MIDAS Curves to the Investor
Timeframes David G. Hawkins.
CHAPTER 3 MIDAS Support and Resistance SR Curves and Day
Trading Andrew Coles.
PART II: THE MIDAS TOPFINDERBOTTOMFINDER.
CHAPTER 4 The MIDAS TopfinderBottomfinder on Intraday CHarts
Andrew Coles.
CHAPTER 5 Applying the TopfinderBottomfinder to the Investor
Timeframes David G. Hawkins.
PART III: THE LONGER-TERM HORIZON, OTHER VOLUME INDICATORS, AND
BROADER PERSPECTIVES.
CHAPTER 6 Applying MIDAS to Market Averages, ETFs, and Very
Long-Term Timeframes David G. Hawkins.
CHAPTER 7 EquiVolume, MIDAS and Float Analysis David G.
Hawkins.
CHAPTER 8 Putting It All Together David G. Hawkins.
PART IV: NEW DEPARTURES.
CHAPTER 9 Standard and Calibrated Curves David G. Hawkins.
CHAPTER 10 Applying the MIDAS Method to Price CHarts without
Volume: A Study in the Cash Foreign Ex CHange Markets Andrew
Coles.
CHAPTER 11 Four Relationships between Price and Volume and Their
Impact on the Plotting of MIDAS Curves Andrew Coles.
CHAPTER 12 MIDAS and the CFTC Commitments of Traders Report: Using
MIDAS with Open Interest Data Andrew Coles.
CHAPTER 13 Price Porosity and Price Suspension: The Causes of
these Phenomena and Several Partial Solutions Andrew Coles.
CHAPTER 14A MIDAS Displacement CHannel for Congested Markets
Andrew Coles.
CHAPTER 15 MIDAS and Standard Deviation Bands Andrew
Coles.
CHAPTER 16 Nominal–On Balance Volume Curves N-OBVs and Volume–On
Balance Curves V-OBVs Andrew Coles.
CHAPTER 17 Extensions, Insights, and New Departures in MIDAS
Studies Andrew Coles.
APPENDIX A Programming the TB-F David G. Hawkins.
APPENDIX B MetaStock Code for the Standard MIDAS SR Curves Andrew
Coles.
APPENDIX C TradeStation Code for the MIDAS TopfinderBottomfinder
Curves Bob English.
Notes.
About the Authors.
Index.
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