Unknown Market Wizards: The best traders you've never heard of

Nice experience

Little less than some of author's previous works. Story of average traders

This is an amazing book and probably a masterpiece. The book gives detailed account of traders who have consistently made 3 figure return on a CAGR basis for atleast a decade. The track records are verified by the author. Each interview brings out the uniqueness of each traders style, their fears, maximum drawdown and why they lost out.It talks about traditional traders like Peter Brandt who is a classical Technician and Michael Kean who made money betting on bio tech stocks. Two vastly differentiated trading strategies yet both having stellar track record of performance.The one lesson what I learnt was that each trader needs to have a trading style which suits his or her own trading style and temperament. You cant copy someone style and make it big.

As a trader, it's a good book to read. even for a non trader, it's a good book to read to know what all should be our checklist.

Very poor Print Quality

Jack did a great job By introducing this series for all traders alike, be a pro or an amateur. However this one can be easily put in the bottom of the reading list from all of Jacks work as it lacks the punch of the 1st two Market Wizard books which are pure gold.

Not as good as his previous booksLittle book on market wizards is much better. . . . . .

Good book every new traders should read this book before start there trading journey best book for reading good read

Good

Livro muito bom, essencial para quem tem o objetivo de operar no mercado financeiro.Não podemos julgar as estratégias de ninguém! Existem quase infinitas formas de ganhar dinheiro no mercado, nenhuma é fácil, mas muitas são possíveis.Único ponto de observação foi que o livro veio com algumas páginas faltando e outras repetidas.

This book series has been great for my trading career. I understood one thing for sure after reading there is no right or wrong approach to trading. Anyone can develop his/her own technique. If you are trying to follow someone else's trading style you are just wasting your time and money. Any trading style can provide you a catalyst to start trading but you need to develop your own niche in the end to be successful at it as you don't know what someone's thought process is while trading.

Schwager does come clean in the end, indicating that trading 'is not for everyone'. In fact this book, which is well written and hence 3 stars, for me confirms the baseless pretexts of 'trading' as such. I'm glad I read it as it is so easy to get reeled in by the general fictional hype and naivety out there in relation to trading. Followed it by William Green's 'Richer, Wiser, Happier', which is what I would strongly recommend for anyone who whats to start or continue building a credible knowledge base about investing.

Great book, helps realize there is not just one truth but different ways to make things work. Very inspiring.