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Eight months in advance, one eccentric genius predicted the start of history's greatest bull market–accurate to within 17 days and 7 Dow Jones points. Then, days before his death, he called its end–precisely. Louis Rukeyser called him "uncannily accurate." The Stock Traders Almanac called his work "the finest long-term forecast we have ever seen."
Honored by his peers, admired for his profound knowledge of history and markets, George Lindsay is now nearly forgotten. Much of his most significant research has been relegated to yellowing, typed newsletters. Until now.
In George Lindsay and the Art of Technical Analysis, Ed Carlson demonstrates the immense power of Lindsay's methods in today's markets. Using visual models, Carlson explains Lindsay's models clearly, simply, and intuitively. Using this book, investors and traders can apply these techniques without strong mathematical expertise, and without deciphering Lindsay's dense writing style. Carlson walks through using Lindsay's "Three Peaks and a Domed House" model to uncover surprising patterns in "haphazard" short-lived movements… using Lindsay's "Timing Method for Traders" to identify tradeable market tops and get out of bull markets in time… predicting "decisive, often violent" market movements, and more. This book is an indispensable addition to any technical analysis library–and every technician's trading arsenal.
Awarded "Best Investment Book of the Year" - Stock Traders Almanac 2012
Introduction 1
Part I: Biography and “The Other History”
Chapter 1: Biography 7
Chapter 2: The Other History 23
Part II: Three Peaks and a Domed House
Chapter 3: The Phenomenon 39
Chapter 4: Three Peaks 49
Chapter 5: A Domed House 59
Chapter 6: The Tri-Day Method 79
Part III: The Lindsay Timing Model
Chapter 7: Overview of the Lindsay Timing Model 93
Chapter 8: Key Dates 103
Chapter 9: The Low-Low-High Count 119
Chapter 10: Combining the Counts 129
Part IV: The Counts
Chapter 11: Long-Term Cycles and Intervals 143
Chapter 12: Basic Movements 161
Chapter 13: Counts from the Middle Section 189
Chapter 14: Case Study: The 1960s 203
Glossary 227
Index 235