High-Probability Trading: Take the Steps to Become a Successful Trader (PROFESSIONAL FINANCE & INVESTM)

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This book conveys insight into the ways and means of the Oracle of Omaha. Warren Buffett's thoughts are insightful and his methods may yield fruitful rewards for investors with enough patience to learn them, understand them and apply them correctly. 7. Intermarket Analysis: Profiting from Global Market Relationships It might give the illusion that all technical analysis is all you need. But in reality, you need much more than that. Day Trading and Swing Trading the Currency Marketgives forex traders the strategies and skills they need to approach this highly competitive arena on an equal footing with major institutions.“ 3. Fundamentals Of Currency Trading: Mastering Technical Analysis, Fundamental Analysis, Trading Psychology and Risk Management Day Trading and Swing Trading the Currency Market: Technical and Fundamental Strategies to Profit from Market moves, Kathy Lien Aziz, a Canadian trader and official Forbes Business Council member, covers all aspects of day trading, including chart patterns, risk management, discipline, and trading psychology.

So, if you just want to focus on the stuff that matters, then start with these Technical Analysis books… The Ultimate Guide to Price Action Trading (Free) Because in this book, Andreas Clenow will show you how to do it step by step, explaining the full details of his momentum trading strategy. Trading is a relatively new form of investment that has grown a lot in recent years. In part, thanks to technological advances that have put knowledge in the hands of a large number of people. Let’s see, then, some general aspects that you can deepen later in our selection of trading books. A mix between travel writing and investment advice, the book has piqued the interest of motorcycle enthusiasts and market participants alike. For traders, the book provides an interesting take on the future of international economies and gives advice on what opportunities can be found in foreign markets.An entertaining read that gives you a real insight into the world of proprietary trading (something that is rarely spoken about). This book feels like an amazing combination of one of the best price action books out there, and one of the best systems trading books out there. The Mental Strategies of Top Traders: The Psychological Determinants of Trading Success" by Ari Kiev To sum up, each of the books above can help you improve your trading skills and expand your knowledge, no matter which market you decide to focus on. Day Trading and Swing Trading the Currency Market: Technical and Fundamental Strategies to Profit from Market Moves” on Google Books 5. The Disciplined Trader: Developing Winning Attitudes, Mark Douglas

If you’re trading using a chart, then I would recommend reading this book because the techniques and concepts can be applied to all markets and timeframes. Mind over Markets: Power Trading with Market Generated Information So one of my main messages is: don't be tempted to follow me blindly into my choices. Quite often, as I play momentum, a share I have bought may already be much higher than when I bought it, especially as I do not update every day. If you follow me blindly you may be buying at a much higher price and you may end up selling at a much lower one. Mastering The Trade” on Google Books 4. Day Trading and Swing Trading the Currency Market: Technical and Fundamental Strategies to Profit from Market moves, Kathy LienThe Simple Strategy” on Google Books 10. Day Trading Grain Futures: A Practical Guide To Trading For A Living, David Bennett The beauty of this book is that it teaches you to coach yourself. The author is a trader and psychologist, and he coaches professional traders. His goal with this book is to teach his readers how to coach themselves to success with the same techniques he teaches the pros to use.“ 2. The Disciplined Trader: Developing Winning Attitudes

It's as simple as that. Books are but a collection of experiences, written down and shared by others. By reading many titles, you can accumulate a pseudo experience, which can help supplement your own.The most risky way of trading of all is spreadbetting, which I do quite a bit. You should carefully read all the warnings that the spread betting firms issue together with all the warnings in my books. And never, ever, play with money you cannot afford to lose. His take on price action trading differs from what’s being regurgitated elsewhere because he goes into a much deeper level. This gave me an insight I never thought of before. I took a while to finish reading the first time as some of the technical terms were hard to grasp at the start (especially for new traders).