Investing with Volume Analysis

I found Investing with Volume Analysis of great interest. Any new study of volume and its great technical importance demands immediate attention. It is good to have Buffs new ideas and discoveries added to the history and importance of volume in technical analysis. My sincere thanks to Buff for his great work and contribution.

Joseph E. Granville, The Granville Market Letter

The author has gathered in one place all the major methods and theories that deal with volume in the stock market and has recognized volume as an equal partner with price in the workings of market and stock movements. He puts it all together into usable and readable guidance, using effective analogies and occasional humor.
Richard W. Arms, Jr., Arms Advisory

Buff presents a thorough discussion of the utility of volume and volume-based market indicators, both traditional and of his own creation. Fellow market analysts can be glad for this resource and the fact that the VPCI on Buff himself is in a strongly rising trend.
Robert Prechter and Dave Allman, Elliott Wave International

I really enjoyed and appreciated the authors ability to combine volume with many of the basic indicators used by technicians today.
Ralph J. Acampora, CMT, Managing Director, Altaira Investment Solutions

I trade for a living and dont have time for fluff and puff. Buff tossed facts and figures in my face like a silver cross in front of a vampire. He is on to much here, as you will see. This book is not a morsel; its a nine-course meal. Dig in.
Larry Williams, Private Trader, World Cup Trading Champion

For every stock trade that takes place, three key pieces of information are recorded: price, time, and size. It is from these three pieces of data that we derive all the key information that technical analysts use to examine a stocks behavior. If you are only looking at prices, then you are throwing out a whole lot of key information.

Buffs book teaches you how to take that information about the size of trades and turn it into the seven types of volume indicators. Better still, he teaches you how to use those tools to improve your own trading.
Tom McClellan, Editor, The McClellan Market Report

If price is the markets testimony, then volume is the markets polygraph. More than any other indicator, volume tells you the real force and extent of investors convictions about prices. By analyzing the markets volume-oriented lie detector tests, you can uncover trends sooner with more reliabilityand thus be better positioned to capture the profits those trends might deliver.

In Investing with Volume Analysis, award-winning technical analyst Buff Dormeier reveals how volume validates, interprets, and leads price. Using volume ana...