Les Carlin
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Hi all,
Sorry for the delay - hectic week and all. A word to anyone downloading this presentation who did not attend this talk on the Trader's Day: Very much at your own risk - much of it may not hang together without the background of the talk.
In addition, i thought it worth mentioning some reading - something i left out on the day. The three best-known are:
Alexander Elder - Trading for a Living. This book includes ideas on capital risk management and there's also a long section on TA. Alexander is a psychiatrist and a trader by profession, so this gives an added dimension. 1993.
Mark Douglas - The Disciplined Trader A well thought out set of ideas. This book has become something of a classic, and for good reason. Still highly relevant despite the date. 1990.
Mark Douglas - Trading in the Zone Again, just as good as his previous book, but in a way disappointing as there are only a few new ideas. 2000.
I strongly recommend anyone serious about their trading to buy one of these at least. I regard it to be as fundamental to a trader's library as JJM's Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets
To download my presentation, click here
Sorry for the delay - hectic week and all. A word to anyone downloading this presentation who did not attend this talk on the Trader's Day: Very much at your own risk - much of it may not hang together without the background of the talk.
In addition, i thought it worth mentioning some reading - something i left out on the day. The three best-known are:
Alexander Elder - Trading for a Living. This book includes ideas on capital risk management and there's also a long section on TA. Alexander is a psychiatrist and a trader by profession, so this gives an added dimension. 1993.
Mark Douglas - The Disciplined Trader A well thought out set of ideas. This book has become something of a classic, and for good reason. Still highly relevant despite the date. 1990.
Mark Douglas - Trading in the Zone Again, just as good as his previous book, but in a way disappointing as there are only a few new ideas. 2000.
I strongly recommend anyone serious about their trading to buy one of these at least. I regard it to be as fundamental to a trader's library as JJM's Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets
To download my presentation, click here
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Les Carlin
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"Les the link doesn't work for some reason?"
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Still not working LES
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Hey Helen,
Here's a link to the Simulation for Success Power Point Presentation at Traders Day, 5 July, 2003:
http://eurostoxx50.co.uk/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=eurostoxx50;action=display;num=1058643925
P.S. Let me know if anyone has problems loading it. Thanks.
P.P.S. Can take up to 30 seconds or so to load. I just tried it and thought it wasn't working, but finally it loaded. Sorry it's so slow.
Here's a link to the Simulation for Success Power Point Presentation at Traders Day, 5 July, 2003:
http://eurostoxx50.co.uk/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=eurostoxx50;action=display;num=1058643925
P.S. Let me know if anyone has problems loading it. Thanks.
P.P.S. Can take up to 30 seconds or so to load. I just tried it and thought it wasn't working, but finally it loaded. Sorry it's so slow.
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