Winning Methods of the Market Wizards with Jack Schwager: Wiley Trading Audio

A good book for those decidimng to enter the world of stock trading. It provides a basic understanding of how the markets really and helps to remove some of the mystery.

I'm a huge fan of the Market Wizards books and I love this new addition. Its a video (online access) and book that tells additional lessons Schwager learned from doing the interviews with the Wizards. The quizzes and additional material are great.

First of all, I am a big fan of Jack Schwager's "Market Wizards" books. I highly recommend them. That being said, the audio CD, "Winning Methods of the Market Wizards," was a big disappointment. It is a recording of a 53-minute talk that Jack Schwager gave in front of a live audience, wherein he not-so-adroitly discussed some of the ideas that are presented much more cogently in his books. You can easily find a free video of this talk online and save yourself some money.

Good audio series for anyone who wants some insight into pro trader psychology. Good quality and audio is good. Good price and fast shipping.

Short and simple but extremely profound. The ideas and examples presented in this seminar should be the commandments of successful trading.Listening to this seminar and implementing its ideas have prevented me from making costly mistakes.

Let me first state that I'm a huge fan of the market wizards series. I've got all three in the set, and I re-read each of them about once a year just to remind myself about all of the important lessons and inspiration they offer. So, when I saw that there was a "new" book in this series, I was thrilled, downloaded and read it immediately. That only took about 30 minutes since the book, if it were a print copy, would fit in 40 pages or less (guesstimate).What's more, the content in the book was essentially a readers digest of what was in the three Wizards books. "Once, I interviewed Marty Schwartz for my first book, and he emphasized..." Not that $10 is a huge sum of money, especially in the genre of trading books, but I felt pretty ripped off by the end of it.I will continue to treat the three Wizards books as mandatory reads (the #1 #2 and #3 trading books in extensive my library). If Mr Schwager writes a #4 book of interviews, I'll buy it in a second. I'd love to hear perspectives from Tillson, Chanos, Paulson, and maybe some of the high frequency trading titans. But save yourself 30 minutes and $10 and skip this one.

A great CD, though I wish it was much longer.

One of the better books I have on trading. I have read all the books in this series and found this whole series to be filled with useful advise.