Search Mark Douglas on www.youtube.com , there are lengthy video courses that he used to sell available for free.
I was buying them second hand from amazon then sending them internationally to www.1dollarscan.com to be made into pdfs in California but a package got lost. There is now a service in the U.K. https://www.digitisemybooks.co.uk/ , I will try that. Not every body can read on paper well. A pdf on a mini iPad is the best reading experience much better than kindle.
Wow, think they indeed have it free!!! https://www.pdfdrive.com/john-hill-...advanced-technical-analysispdf-e19426900.html Thanks!
This is hands down the best trading book I ever read - However, don't expect a method for the holy grail or all of the answers to making money in trading because this book only concentrates on HOW to get your head right and HOW to look at the markets properly. Note: Whether the author Larry P can trade successfully or not does not matter and I don't care. This book contains valuable information for someone who wants to become a professional trader. IMHO
"Secrets for profiting in bear and bull markets" by Stan Weinstein. It is a very old and meaningful book which tells the practical trading concepts and techniques in a very simple manner. It is easily understandable and good for aspiring traders.
“Principles” by Ray Dalio The 17th richest man in the world (may have gone higher because of Bezos). And doesn’t trade like Warren Buffet, which is nice because almost none of us have the luxury of trading the way Buffet does. This is a heavier book. Very macro. Not recommended for the trader who has only put in less than a year of trading.