Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline and a Winning Attitude

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	Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline and a Winning Attitude Mark Douglas Prentice Hall Press, 2000 - 240 pages average customer review:based on 165 reviews view larger image
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Amazing trading book

This is the most awesome trading book, definitely one every trader should have part of his library, helps you understand yourself better and as a result you learn the market better, which helps you make more money and cut down on your losses. I wish I read this book when i first began trading, anyway I give this book two thumbs up and will recomend it to all.

The best of Satisfaction

Simply superb, no words to give the knowledge which we get from the book. I thank the author for giving the trading community this immense book.

The Right Attitude

This book is about the one essential necessary to become a successful trader. I've read other books on the psychology of trading, some interesting some not. This book can help get you from where you are to where you want to be. It is clear and easy to understand. The ground is layed out in an simple to follow path. But like many simple things, it is not easy to do, the entire process takes discipline. It is possible to develope a winning attitude. It is necessary to take responsibility, but first you have to know what that means. Mark Douglas has given us a road map to developing a winning attitude, the prime essential for success. Take this book and use it well.
GIL

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Best book

If you are teaching youself how to trade i cant imgine a better book than this to get you on the right path. Pure Brilliance

Simply a must-read

This book does a great job of addressing the psychological and emotional aspects of trading. Towards the middle of the book I thought Douglas was getting off track, but as I kept reading, everything made sense. He uses non-trading examples to help the reader understand what his or her mind is going through while trading. I truly think every trader should read this book!

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