%% LOL /i liked my F=Ford pick UP also. Dont know about the stock price...................................................................
My TOP3 "Trading in the Zone" by Mark Douglas: This book is considered a classic in trading psychology. It explores the importance of having the right mindset for trading and provides valuable insights into the psychological challenges traders face. "The Disciplined Trader" by Mark Douglas: Another highly regarded book by Mark Douglas, it delves into the psychological aspects of discipline and self-control in trading. "Market Wizards" series by Jack D. Schwager: While not solely focused on psychology, these books interview successful traders and provide insights into their mindset, which can be highly instructive.
With you on the Market Wizards series, but I just got nothing out of the Mark Douglas books. Found them too vague and jargony.
The impression of Mark Douglas's books as being too general and filled with jargon may be due to personal preferences and expectations. Readers who are looking for specific trading strategies or technical support may not find these books very beneficial. However, for those who understand the importance of psychological preparation in trading, Mark Douglas's creativity can provide valuable insights into discipline, risk management, and maintaining the right mental state for successful trading.
%% Real deep title= ''The Hour Between Dog + Wolf. '' Part of the solution is in the title; last half hour[past sunset] is too dark to shoot + in some jurisdictions not legal. I know in TX its legal to shoot varmints , hogs[not dogs] @ nite LOL Dr Van Tharp had a real good illustration of top 2 target shooters victory plan + action.[edit jack Schwager interview]
Yeah, agree to disagree. I got more out of one chapter of Dayton's book than both of Douglas' books combined. You can dig deep into our psyches without being that obtuse. He's just not a very clear writer.