I can't think of anything to refer you to as most technical analysis books advocate moving averages, volume stats, chart patterns, and I don't believe any of that is important. Just price. Because price is determined by what you are willing to pay at any given time...the "true" gauge of the ave guy's estimation of value at any given time. So try and concentrate on using only technical indicators that measure sentiment. RSI is a powerful one. If actual price is making a higher high, yet the RSI readings are coming in at a looower high reading...that is a sure sign that "buying power" is fading fast. Look at the oil short I outlined today based on the current 10 day chart of oil tracking ETF USO. Notice the higher highs in price today, yet look at the loower RSI readings as this new price high is being printed. Learning to master RSI alone can save you from an ass kicking! :-0 So why not start there?

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