Book on Market Structure?

Lots of TA books out there, but I'm specifically looking for one in Market Structure, Buyer/Seller liquidity, behavioral trading. Most if this centers around market structure in trading?

The Art and Science if technical analysis is on book.

I thought maybe there is a better / well known book on the market which covers the areas I'm pursuing.

Thanks

 

If you Google around a bit you can find a free PDF from the author updated for eletronic trading.

 

Almost everything in the topic of Behavioral Finance pertains to the trader in some way.

http://www.behaviouralfinance.net/

 

+1 This site has more info than any book.

 

Market structure is greed vs greed.
Greed is derived from human nature.

 

Trades, Quotes and Prices: Financial Markets Under the Microscope

 

Greed isn’t structure.
Structure is constraints and freedom.
Human nature is something that transcends the self.

 

Trading and Exchanges by Harris combined with Flash Boys by Lewis will provide what you are looking for.

 

Constraints and freedom of greed vs calculated/rigged greed.
I dont think human nature has changed alot in 1000+ years but technology as extension to human nature has.

IMHO fundamantal motivation in speculation is greed, other structures are based on this motivation.

Maybe if you read 1000 page book about federal reserve it tryes to convince you otherwise.

 

Just trading structure would be fine. Thanks