Title: Contains nothing novel compared to the 1991 book by the same author
Product review: In 1991 Nison wrote the seminal book (five stars) on candlesticks (Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques, Second Edition). I understand if ten years later the author would like to make some extra money on book sales. I think that's how the current book fits in. In the introduction to the book he states that the book is created to appeal to both novices and people with substantial experience. With such an objective it is hard to write a good book, especially if you have already published one good book on the subject. The current book also contains annoying study questions with answers at the end of each chapter.
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