Gyllenram untersucht das Kaufverhalten von Anlegern verschiedener Weltmärkte. Der Psychologe gibt Tipps, wie Anleger Fehler bei Investitionen vermeiden können.
Financial Times Deutschland 17.01.2001

"Investing is first and foremost a psychological process and good market technicians are really psychologists. Mr.Gyllenram understands this and his book offers deep insight into the psychology of the trading range, the area from which big moves-up and down-emerge."
--John Bollinger, CFA, CMT, President www.EquityTrader.com

"Every trader and investor will recognize themselves and their habits (good and bad) among the characters whose trading decisions are so vividly described in this book, and all should discover ways of improving those trading decisions. A very timely publication."
--Michael Smyrk, Global Coordinator, International Federation of Technical Analysts

"Carl Gyllenram takes a new approach in looking at the workings and importance of crowd psychology in the financial markets...(he) shows a clear understanding of the subject, providing a thoroughly useful addition to the writings on crowd psychology."
--Anne Whitby, FSTA, Vice Chairman, Society of Technical Analysts UK

"We are an emotional species and seldom more so than when dealing with money. It is this raw human factor which creates most of the volatility in all financial and commodity markets, not economics...With this book Carl Gyllenram has made an important contribution to the subject of Behavioral Technical Analysis."
--David Fuller, Global Strategist at Stockcube Research Ltd. and writer of the Fullermoney investment letter