(July 24, 2004) The second edition of “The reversal charts” is available!
   With a revised text and a few additions, it includes all the articles that appeared in Chartpoint, now a discontinued magazine.

   (August 1, 2003) With great excitement, John Craciun announces a double first event: the publishing of his first book “The reversal charts” which is the first book in the West to describe the ancient Japanese charts and systems in detail.
   While they exist in some popular charting software packages, little is known about them, little are they talked about and very few traders actually use them, at least in the West. All this will change as more and more traders and investors will realize that these methods are perfect judgmental approaches to analyze the markets and the strongest rivals to the other charting styles.
   A few words from the Author:

   “So I decided to embark upon studying them on my own and write the progress down on paper. In August 2002, the results of my work have been offered as three separate courses here at this web site. After a while, the idea of putting my courses together in a book format developed as the natural way of increasing exposure for Kagi, Renko and Three-line Break to a larger audience at a fraction of the cost of the courses. That idea became reality.
   The Japanese reversal charts speak English now and are available to everybody everywhere. Traders who use technical analysis in any time frame have more choices than before and will be able to use trading models that are as old as the markets themselves.”

   To realize the potential, the visitor at this web site must ask himself three questions:

• why does MetaStock include the old Japanese charts?
• why other charting software programs don’t?
• why did eSignal include them in their advanced data subscription package in 2002?