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Der Markt will, dass du verlierst! (The Market Wants You to Lose!) Why others buy where you sell

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Book cover: Der Markt will, dass du verlierst! Why others buy where you sell. By Rob Dogsen

What the book gives you

Structure instead of gut feeling.

  1. Check first, then decide

    A chart is quick to look at, and a decision often follows just as fast. What’s often missing is a fixed sequence. What helps here isn’t a better instinct, but a clear procedure: check first, then decide.

  2. Craft, not opinion

    The tools aren’t secret. What matters is combining them in a way you can follow and applying them consistently. Ten criteria, one checklist, and a clear process.

  3. A plan before you trade

    Trade plan means: trigger, invalidation point, and exit rule are set down in writing before you decide. Five fields, one page.

  4. Analyze it yourself, decide for yourself

    Your system. Your analysis. Your decision. Your own entries. Your own stops. Your own price targets. Trust your plan, not other people’s noise.

Contents

Connect the tools. See the bigger picture.

First you get to know the individual tools. Then the checklist, setup rating, trade plan template, and review sheet help you turn them into a clear analysis process.

  • Chart analysis

    Read a chart step by step and connect the relevant structures into a coherent picture.

  • Trendlines

    Identify diagonal structures and assess how a market moves through price and time.

  • Horizontal zones

    Identify notable support and resistance as price areas – not as lines accurate to the cent.

  • Fibonacci

    Use retracements and extensions to interpret corrections, projections, and possible reaction zones.

  • Pitchforks

    Andrews, Schiff, and Modified Schiff: different anchor points of a three-line tool for channels of movement and potential reaction lines.

  • Harmonics

    Price patterns whose legs are compared using Fibonacci ratios to narrow down possible target and reaction zones.

  • Indicators

    Momentum, volume, and moving averages as confirmation – not as fortune-tellers.

  • Confluence Trading

    A setup gains quality when several criteria, ideally independent of each other, come together in the same price zone.

  • Market psychology

    Many enter when it finally feels safe, and sell when it’s almost unbearable.

The methods presented are for analysis and illustration. They are not a statement about future price movements.

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Two editions. Order now.

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Hardcover

€49.90

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Shipped by Bookmundo, ISBN 9789403943145

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E-book

€24.90

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EPUB from Bookmundo, ISBN 9789403943169

The English edition is in preparation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Briefly answered.

How do you develop your own entries and price targets?
You learn to analyze charts in a structured way, develop your own setups, and derive entries, stops, and possible price targets from them yourself. Your system. Your analysis. Your decision.
What is Confluence Trading?
Confluence Trading combines several criteria, ideally independent of one another, into one overall picture. For example, when a trendline, a horizontal zone, a Fibonacci level, and indicators all come together in the same price zone, a setup’s quality improves. The book shows you the individual tools and how they come together to form a structured analysis process.
Do I need prior knowledge?
The book takes you step by step from reading a chart to trendlines, horizontal zones, Fibonacci, pitchforks, harmonics, indicators, Confluence Trading, and market psychology. Technical terms are explained right where you need them.
Which editions will the book be available in, and what does it cost?
As a hardcover for €49.90 and as an e-book for €24.90, both through Bookmundo. Both editions can be ordered now. An English edition is in preparation.
Where can I order the book?
Directly from Bookmundo; you’ll find the link above under “Buy”. If you have questions about ordering, send a short message via WhatsApp or email to info@robdogsen.com.
What is this content for?
The content is intended for education, chart analysis, and the development of your own trading scenarios. The chart situations shown are teaching examples following the principle: scenario, not forecast. Trading in financial instruments carries risks, including the total loss of the capital invested.

Contact

Questions about the book?

Message me on WhatsApp or by email if you have questions about the book.