content: I look at all the five star reviews of this book and just shake my head. Much of this slim, overpriced volume consists of "methods" that have the same reliability as a coin flip. One of the chapters is nothing more than a description of a very simple candlestick indicator. The author calls it a "lizard" but in candlestick charting it's known as either a shooting star or a hammer. Some of the techniques described demonstrate a worthwhile approach to combining indicators. But, that said, one of the hallmarks of the publisher of this book is high-priced volumes that are not proofread for awkward writing and poor syntax. That problem combined with some of the flimsy methodology in this book add up to questionable value for the money. At 100 bucks a pop the beginning or intermediate trader would do much better picking up either or both of Steve Nison's books on candlestick charting.