Options 101
VerdictA short, good book for learning options basics and starting to dig deeper.
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VerdictA short, good book for learning options basics and starting to dig deeper.
VerdictI recommend it to new traders wanting to ride longer trends and hold bigger outliers.
VerdictRecommended, especially for discretionary and chart-pattern traders; its principles apply to any style.
VerdictComprehensive and educational; recommended, especially for readers who haven't read many trading books yet.
VerdictEnds on key lessons: win big when right, cut drawdowns, healthy habits, ignore news.
VerdictI recommend it for learning to trade breakouts; my initial doubts about the author proved wrong.
VerdictCovers basics, then shorting in depth; definitely worth reading if you want to add shorting.
VerdictAn enjoyable way to learn the basics of swing trading and technical analysis.
VerdictA good read for understanding how John F. Carter thinks about markets.
VerdictEnjoyable even if some featured styles were irrelevant to me; a companion workbook offers exercises.
VerdictFeels dated; lighter readers could stick to the new Trading for a Living instead.
VerdictI recommend it to anyone starting out in trading.
VerdictRecommended study for anyone taking options seriously; options pricing theory is a must-read.
VerdictNot easy for starters, but worth exploring for over-fitting, portfolio construction and volatility targeting.
VerdictGood, practical intro to classic trend following and futures; recommended to newcomers in the field.
VerdictAn educational read if you want to study systematic momentum trading in stocks.
VerdictRecommended for EasyLanguage beginners; take it a chapter at a time without programming background.
VerdictA short ebook; recommended to stock, forex and futures traders struggling with position sizing.
VerdictRecommended for traders struggling to build a process for developing algorithmic trading systems.
VerdictAnother great book on becoming a successful trader, with no magic signals; definitely recommended.
VerdictA good book on finding a positive-expectancy model and, more importantly, sticking to it.
VerdictA good source of momentum and trend-following ideas; don't trade its systems off the shelf.
VerdictNot for beginners; helpful for new ideas if you already know some systematic trading.
VerdictI recommend reading it if you are interested in quant trading.
VerdictVery good on trading psychology and systems; I recommend reading the whole book.
VerdictInteresting if you like systematic backtests; if so, I recommend reading it.
VerdictWritten in 2007 so somewhat dated; best worked through with AmiBroker installed alongside.
VerdictRecommended to trend traders and to investors wanting to profit from trends in any market.
VerdictA short e-book with good insights on robust systematic trend trading.
VerdictA quick read, recommended for traders wanting to learn moving averages and crossovers.
VerdictNot a cover-to-cover read; keep it on the shelf as a breadth-indicator reference.
VerdictA very good read; recommended to anyone starting out or improving in technical analysis.
VerdictWorth learning TA basics from, whatever your trading style or timeframe, even as a quant.
VerdictEncyclopedic coverage of charting and indicators; best read over several weeks, not in one go.
VerdictRecommended — about bias, probability and luck; newer traders should read it twice.
VerdictWell worth reading in full to understand how psychology drives a trader's success or failure.
VerdictDisagree with borrowing to spend young, but it usefully balanced my thinking on enjoying money.
VerdictI highly recommend reading it cover to cover to build good habits and break bad ones.
VerdictA good book, worth reading whatever your profession; an eye-opener on how the brain misleads.
VerdictEnjoyed the audiobook; recommended to anyone wanting to learn how to think in bets.
VerdictEnds on a key lesson: in trading, especially early on, you can't trust your mind.
VerdictA good read if you believe in self-help and mindset and want to advance your career.
VerdictGood book; I highly recommend it.
VerdictThere are more good insights; I recommend it if you want to trade in the zone.
VerdictI encourage everyone to read it and find the points that catch their own attention.
VerdictI recommend it to see how successes and failures shaped one of the most successful traders.
VerdictA fascinating story showing trading can be learned; I recommend reading the whole book.
VerdictA great story, not a how-to; recommended especially to those thinking of automating their trading.
VerdictInteresting story of a great trade; little benefit to your own trading, but thought-provoking.
VerdictAccuracy is debated, but the story is interesting and gives good insights.
VerdictLots of good insights; I highly recommend it.
VerdictI enjoyed it and recommend it; fans of earlier Market Wizards books will be eager.
VerdictInspiring but only worth skimming if the style suits you; no specific momentum training.
VerdictI recommend reading the whole book; each reader will find different educational insights.
VerdictThree Wizards books in, I better understand top traders' shared behaviours; the fourth comes next.
VerdictNo specific methodology, but I recommend it to better understand what top traders do.
VerdictA good read on how traders worked before computers and the internet.
VerdictI don't agree with everything, but it's a good read with tips on investing and life.
VerdictDisputes its view of TA, but a guide for passive retirement savers who won't trade.
VerdictRecommended for understanding relative and absolute momentum; don't copy its systems blindly.
VerdictMostly familiar theory; useful for buy-and-hold investors seeking bear-market protection. Recommended study.
VerdictDoubts value metrics today, but well worth reading if you lean towards value investing.
VerdictEnds on key lessons: global diversification, and fees matter more than choosing the best allocation.
VerdictMakes angel investing seem worth exploring to diversify a trading business into startups.
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