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Andrew, the problem with a book directly addressing a method is that the method will disappear with the author. As you said, the book is so good that to learn the method, one only needs to read it. If you already know the method, great! Study WHY it should work and HOW it should work. Db by price without the price is just a sizzle. If one has a good method, a book on price action will make him/her better but there are many other books good enough that will also make him/her better. If you fail to read Wyckoff, Koos, Bilverd, you will fail to learn one of the fundamental aspects of what constitutes a good method. Db has the establishment error of thinking that if he hits the tip with the right book then he will successfully replicate what he saw. Wrong. He won't know the price when he hits the tip because he has just edited the price out of existence so he can see the move..

Firstly I need to say that I am a Db student myself and started reading a book called \"Frank Ledyard's Market Wizards\" -- it's a collection of interviews with 20th century market gurus - including Wyckoff, George Soros, Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette (DLJ) and George Gabert (who I look up to a lot)- and while I do believe there is a lot of useful information in this book, I think the prime source of real monetary wisdom is Db's book, \"Wisdom of the Market\" -- but when I read it I felt that I needed to apply these concepts with more advanced metrics than what Db described -- he often used the cyclical index but there is more and more information readily available in the back office today. So my question is this: what are some more advanced indicators that I can use to enhance my trading(and not Diluted moving averages...) It would be greatly appreciated if you could suggest some ideas to help me further my studies. d2c66b5586