%% Millionaire Mind Jack Schwager to Trader books If one like to trade cars+ i seldom do; Consumer Reports Books .
Okay, well, a lesson about Life for you then: realize that the book has its own message, and does not care why you picked it up. The book was about habits of 'your next-door neighbor' that will make them millionaires while you languish trying to make up for bad spending habits by taking more trading risk than prudent. If you don't want to learn that lesson, that is truly your choice. But neither the book nor that little piece of wisdom will be changed by your extra exertions.
I absolutely agree with you. It's not only the trading books im reading, history like ,, Rubicon '' , or psychology ,, Thinking Fast and Slow '', or leadership ,, How To Be a Leader '' ( D.Carnagie ), or biographies ,, The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin '' , or art related ,, Mastery '' by Robert Green. Just a few examples of more than a 130/150 in the last 3 years. I think my expectations, before buying that book, led me to dispointment, which led me to those words, that, ,, it has no value '', while ofcourse it does. Il take this mistake as a lesson, to improve my approach, once commenting in here or anywhere else. Especially writting skills, and sequences of thoughs.
Mr Meeks has some good points; like about 20%of active managers ouTperform S&P 500[SPY].BUT sounds like his example of ''owning one stock'' is stupid.Even though Bill Gates/MSFT did real well with it LOL.I've listened to about 50%/55%of his wordy speech; good + above average video......................................................................................................And stocks are not ''bets, or a dart game ''; if any think that= try card counting/winning in Vegas + see how far you get LOL. Any beginner should listen to all of that TV// video; but ''buyer beware'''LOL Thanks