What to read next?

[Diiiiips]

I've just finished Malcolm Pryor's Finacial Spreadbetting Handbook and I think could do with reading another few books.

What would people recommend out of the following...

Come Into My Trading Room
Trading For A Living
Technical Analysis For Dummies
Technical Analysis Of the Financial Markets - Murphy
High Probability Trading - Link

Or maybe something completely different?

Thanks.

 

[tonster01]

I've just finished Malcolm Pryor's Finacial Spreadbetting Handbook and I think could do with reading another few books.

What would people recommend out of the following...

Come Into My Trading Room
Trading For A Living
Technical Analysis For Dummies
Technical Analysis Of the Financial Markets - Murphy
High Probability Trading - Link

Or maybe something completely different?

Thanks.

Murphy all the way if you can stomach it...not in one go!
Take something apply it and see how it works for you...im reading mine for years..more as a reference that anything else

 

[Pazienza]

I'd vote for Murphy too out of that lot. If you want books along that line, you could also look at Pring on Price Patterns.

There are two books though that should definitely be on your list (maybe not now, but certainly at some point):

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator - Edwin Lefevre

How to Trade in Stocks - Jesse Livermore

 

[Diiiiips]

Sounds good, thanks for replying guys.

 

[rathcoole_exile]

Mastering the Trade - John Carter

 

[intradaybill]

There is plenty of free material around. Even T2W posts can provide good answers and insight. No need to pay for books although Pryor's was a good choice.

I think you should focuss for some time on money management. This is the most important topic IMO. You may want to start with trader Mike:

http://www.tradermike.net/2005/07/position_sizing/

I also recommend these free articles:

http://www.priceactionlab.com/Literature/PositionSizing.pdf

http://www.priceactionlab.com/Blog/...t-capitalization-is-primary-cause-of-failure/

Good luck to you and good reading.

 

[Stirf]

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