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Candlestick Charting For Dummies (For Dummies (Business & Personal Finance))
Russell Rhoads
For Dummies, 2008
Written for people like me
I have found many technical analysis books are written with too much jargon and are difficult to understand for the non-professional. This book simplifies everything in a well written and comprehensive guide for the layperson looking to learn about candlestick ...
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Mr. Market Miscalculates: The Bubble Years and Beyond
James Grant
Axios Press, 2008
enlightening
I haven't finished the book - but I have greatly enjoyed what I have read so far.
And yes, it is a compilation of old bi-monthly written reviews from Grant's Interest Rate Observer, and it is a recently selected compilation.
perhaps that means that the less ...
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The Complete TurtleTrader: The Legend, the Lessons, the Results
Michael W. Covel
Collins Business, 2007
Loved it.
This book changed how I thought about trading. The only thing I didn't like about it was that Michael Covel used the word turtle so much that by the time I finished the book, I never wanted to hear the word again. But this was an excelent buy.
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Come Into My Trading Room: A Complete Guide to Trading
Dr. Alexander Elder, Alexander Elder
Wiley, 2002
Mr Elder does it again
Are you a trader?It doesn't matter if you are already or planning to be one I suggest you READ this book and you read it as soon as possible . This is by far one of the top-notch books on trading and should be present in every trader's bookshelf . If you ...
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The Disciplined Trader: Developing Winning Attitudes
Mark Douglas
Prentice Hall Press, 1990
You will need this book
Absolutley great if you want to become more disciplined.
I really think that this book should be in top 3 of every traders reading list.
Read it and study it like a school book, you will be amazed of the result.
Thanks!
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Trading ETFs: Gaining an Edge with Technical Analysis
Deron Wagner
Bloomberg Press, 2008
Not another ETF fluff stuff
I have purchased one too many books on ETFs. All of them provide a lot of text on what an ETF is, categories, types, benefits.... much of that is available on the web [...]
If you are really interesting in trading or actively investing with ETF's this probably is ...
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Reminiscences of a Stock Operator (Wiley Investment Classics)
Edwin Lefèvre
Wiley, 2006
Timeless
I recently purchased a used copy of Reminiscences of a Stock Operator. It was in great shape and arrived timely. I can see why so many successful stock traders recommend this book. It has timeless lessons that still work in today's market. A good and yet ...
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The Panic of 1907: Lessons Learned from the Market's Perfect Storm
Wiley, 2007
Panic of 2009
While I was initially very skeptical about this book, it does provide some very interesting food for thought and eerie parallels between 1907 and 2009. If you are seriously interested in where we have been and where we could be heading, I would recommend that you read ...
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The Little Book That Beats the Market (Little Books. Big Profits)
Joel Greenblatt
Wiley, 2005
A simplistic way to understand Investment and the Market
I read this book after hearing so much from my boss, and my bosses boss. Certain moment's it was way to simplistic, for my style, but pretty clear explaining the basic principles of the market. My wife that is not a Market savvy person, enjoyed so much and after read ...
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Irrational Exuberance
Robert J. Shiller
Broadway Business, 2006
Great Book for the Times
This book tries to get at the heart of what causes bubbles. Schiller is honest that there is no one cause that can be purely attributed the to building of a financial bubble nor does he contend that the bursting of a bubble can be predictable. He uses examples from ...
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Reminiscences of a Stock Operator Illustrated (A Marketplace Book)
Edwin Lefevre, Marketplace Books, ...
Wiley, 2004
A TIMELESS TRUTH
Reminiscences of Stock Operator is a classical works that testifies that the psychological and technical aspects that moves the market has not changed even to this present day... The beauty of the fictional story based on the greatest of minds that traded in the ...
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Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies (For Dummies (Business & Personal Finance))
Russell Wild
For Dummies, 2006
Beautifully understandable introduction to ETFs
I've been in the ETF 'game' for awhile now and have read quite a number of books on investings, ETFs, finance, and the whole lot. As always, the Dummy series does an excellent job in explaining what might be complicated for some folks in an understandable and fun way. ...
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Unexpected Returns: Understanding Secular Stock Market Cycles
Ed Easterling
Cypress House, 2005
Investing in Stocks Starts Here
Ed Easterling gets right to the matter at hand - what actually happens to individual investors and not what is supposed to happen given the vortex of hyporbole one finds in the financial media.
Ed un-links actual corporate performance from stock price and shows that ...
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Den of Thieves
James B. Stewart
Touchstone Books, 1992
Unbelievable that ANYONE would defend these rats !!!!
After all these years, low-lifes like Milkin still have defenders when the affadavits on Otter Creek are pretty incriminating.
The most angering fact is that Milkin gets to do his little BS PR act with charities after serving a light sentence at Club Fed.
A lot ...
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Jesse Livermore: World's Greatest Stock Trader
Richard Smitten
Wiley, 2001
An excellent book about Livermore's life
I think the 20+ pictures and the last 3 chapters would worth the money I paid for the book. Many years ago, I read an article written by a scientist who said that he would not pass any opportunity to attend the seminars by the well-known scientists because by seeing ...
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