Skyline: 225 books

Le tecniche di trading di Gann sono da sempre avvolte da un aura di mistero e segretezza. Nel presente libro l'autore divulga la propria metodologia basata sullo studio dei libri di W.D.Gann, costituenti l'eredità spirituale della "leggenda di Wall Street", unito alle potenzialità di elaborazione dati delle moderne tecnologie software e hardware.

Spesso si afferma che una buona tecnica di trading dev'essere semplice e facilmente replicabile, questo è utile per limitare l'ambito della soggettività dell'operatore, che può essere influenzata dalla propria emotività e da interpretazioni non basate su concetti razionali. Le tecniche...

Especially famous for being considered the unofficial capital of modern Europe by virtue of the many institutional settings, Brussels can boast a very broad cultural and artistic heritage due in particular to the legacy of the Middle Ages. Brabant Gothic cathedrals are interspersed with wonderful examples of Art Nouveau architecture, offering attractive tourist routes.

Il wing chun e i suoi principi si pone l'ambizioso fine di osservare un'arte marziale tanto affascinante da un'ottica poco comune, quella dei principi e delle dinamiche psicofisiche dietro cui è stato costruito un intero immaginario. Per ogni principio l'autore si premura di suggerire un esercizio pratico tramite cui sperimentare in prima persona le teorie e i concetti filosofici.

'Contemporary history' is wont to be called the history of a passage of time, looked upon as a most recent past, whether it be that of the last fifty years, a decade, a year, a month, a day, or indeed of the last hour or of the last minute. But if we think and speak rigorously, the term 'contemporaneous'...

Michelangelo's place in the world of art is altogether unique. His supremacy is acknowledged by all, but is understood by a few only. In the presence of his works none can stand unimpressed, yet few dare to claim any intimate knowledge of his art. The quality so vividly described in the Italian word...

It is often said that it is the business of philosophy to examine and criticise the assumptions of the sciences and philosophy claims that in this work it is not an unnecessary meddler stepping in where it is not wanted. For time and again for want of philosophical criticism the sciences have overstepped...

Presupposed in the logical activity, which is the subject of this treatise, are representations or intuitions. If man had no representations, he would not think; were he not an imaginative spirit, he would not be a logical spirit. It is generally admitted that thought refers back to sensation, as...

Leonardo da Vinci found in drawing the readiest and most stimulating way of self-expression. The use of pen and crayon came to him as naturally as the monologue to an eager and egoistic talker. The outline designs in his "Treatise on Painting" aid and amplify the text with a force that is...

In commencing an account of the life of Rembrandt Van Rhÿn and his works, I feel both a pleasure and a certain degree of confidence, as, from my first using a pencil, his pictures have been my delight and gratification, which have continued to increase through a long life of investigation. Though...

Few Cornish people are probably aware how wide-spread still with us is the belief in charms and charmers, ghosts, and all other superstitions; nor that there are witches in our county, shunned and dreaded by some who fear their supposed power to ill-wish those who offend them, and sought out by others...

Two or three years ago Richard Strauss was practically unknown in this country. A few people had heard works of his abroad; a few more had bought his complex scores and worried through them as best they could, mostly deriving from them only the impression that Strauss was getting madder and madder...

In my last foreword I emphasized the value of folklore. Its significance grows upon me with age. I have now come to regard it as a kind of appendix to Scripture. Outside of mere magic, an abuse of correspondences, as Swedenborg calls it, there is in folklore a digest of the spiritual insight of the...

Posterity is a schoolboy who is condemned to learn a hundred verses by heart. He learns ten of them and mumbles a few syllables of the rest. The ten are glory; the rest is literary history. Traditions? Of course, tradition. But do you not believe that there is a beginning to everything, even to tradition?...