I've just gone through half the books at the school library on trading, and found most of them not so well written or practical. Perhaps this could help all of us filter out the bad ones quickly. Here's my list, 1. Trade Your Way To Financial Freedom By Van thorpe 2. An Introduction to Mathematical Finance By Fred Espen Benth 3. Technical Analysis For The Trading Professional by Constance Brown 4. Trend Following by Michael Covel 5. Trading Pairs: Capturing Profits and Hedging Risk with Statistical Arbitrage Strategies By Mark Whistler
bah I just noticed the "educational resources" section, and had tried to delete/repost this topic there. The website isn't allowing me to do that apparently.
Not necessarily in any particular order... Edwin LeFevre - Reminiscences Of A Stock Operator Jack Schwager - Market Wizards and New Market Wizards Martin Schwartz - Pit Bull Raghee Horner - Forex Trading for Maximum Profit
99.99% of all books out there if followed closely will ensure you end up with a million dollars!! .............. providing you start out with 2 million.
There are a couple of books written by Jay Yu and Ral Lockhart that I found helpful a few years ago. They go through scenarios with the reader. The Undergroundtrader.com- guide to electronic trading Secrets of the undergroundTrader
Trading Day by Day by Chick Goslin Trading Systems that Work by Thomas Stridsman Mind Over Markets by James Dalton No Particular Order