Market Wizards, Disc 10: Interviews with Mark Weinstein: High-Percentage Trader & Brian Gelber: Broken Turned Trader

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Very good book for anyone that would like to become a professional trader or partial trader

Consigliatissimo, ovviamente se sei interessato all' argomento è stato veramente illuminante

All the experts in this book are veteran traders with a strong background in fundamental analysis. However, it's important to acknowledge that these traders did not have the same opportunities as today's traders to understand chart patterns and identify liquidity manipulation zones, often referred to as "false breakouts" or "liquidity grabs." Modern traders have access to a wide range of tools that can assist them in their trades. Regardless of the era, risk management remains crucial. Mastering it and adhering to it strictly can make you a successful trader, even if you're using less advanced technical analysis tools. Continuous learning, regular reviews of capital management, accumulating experience, and then earning profits are essential.The reason why many experts struggled in their early days was due to their lack of proper education or clear risk management when they first entered the market. Everyone dreams of becoming a doctor, but not everyone has the discipline to achieve that goal and enter university. Instead of focusing on taking trades, build a long period of study and discipline for yourself.

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I work as a commodities analyst and want to improve my knowledge of the trading world. This book, although old, remains a very helpful insight into a wide variety of trading topics and trading personalities.What I got out of the book most is that you can be successful in different ways - trade very often and very carefully with technical analysis. Or use fundamentals and trade big when you think the market will move.There are also many different personalities, thought the stereotype seems to be mostly people totally obsessed with money who are super stressed and have nothing happening in their personal lives. In order to be a good trader you have to be absolutely obsessive about the markets everyday. These people have lost everything and gained it back again.I think that was a bit of a takeaway from me - I don’t really admire too many of the people in the book. Trading was and remains a form of professional gambling without any real world tangible benefits that I can see.I would love to read more of the authors books as I find trading very interesting and this is super helpful insight, but this book turned me off the idea of being a trader full time more than anything. That in itself is very valuable insight.