The Ingredients Necessary for Trading Success
A decent trading psychology book with many interviews on well-known traders. Focus on daytrading with outline on the author’s unique approach to making trading decisions. Interesting read and everything still applicable even today.
The Day Trader’s Advantage: How to Move from One Winning Position to the Next
Written by Howard Abell
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A good summary of the psychological profile necessary for consistent profitability in trading. The strength of this book is that it is telling the story as it is – not everyone can become a great trader but it is possible to train anyone in becoming a good one as long as the person is willing to shape their minds into one. This is, however, also the weakness of the book as it can offend many people who think they know better.
The Inner Game of Trading
Written by Robert Koppel and Howard Abell
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Continue reading “The Inner Game of Trading by Robert Koppel and Howard Abell”
A guided tour on trading with technical tools by a trading veteran. The way the materials are presented makes you feel confident in the techniques but there is a lack of depth. Often mentioned is the online service provided by Mr. Person that makes it feel like he has withhold important clues on using those tools. Some people may find this book a good read and easier to understand comparing to other guided tour style introductory books.
A Complete Guide to Technical Trading Tactics: How to Profit Using Pivot Points, Candlesticks & Other Indicators
Written by John Person
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