Looks like you go through a few books a week. Are you picking up anything you didn't already know? What was you final take on the Taoist Trader?
Some books like those for the general public seem to not have that much valuable info for me anymore. But I still like to see what the average-joe is off reading these days for their portfolio. On the other hand, any time I pick up something on complex derivatives, I realized there is a lot more still that I don't fully know... Good question, I haven't seen that on the shelves here lately so I couldn't tell you.
Alright, I finished that fictional novel in just one sitting. Was interesting to learn a little more lingo and inner-thinking of the CBOE in the late 90s. --- Donny waited patiently until Joe made his market for the at-the-money calls. "Ape fiddies at two and an eight to a half!" yelled Joe in the general direction of the quote reporter, so as to be heard above the hubbub of the surrounding pits. Donny turned suddenly towards WAY and stated almost too quietly, "Sold." *** "I said 'sold' kid. Ya deaf? Or is it selective hearing? You made a market and I said sold. Is your market good? Do you honor your market? C'mon kid. Soldddddd!" Donny spoke with a bit more pomposity now. --- And with that book out of the way, time to finish another from the library:
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