OK, I'm wrapping up Tharp's book (yes, it's OUTSTANDING!) in the next week. So what would you read/study next? Mark Douglas? Or go straight to LeBeau? How about Schwager? ..... or Kaufman? While you're at it, what would the next *2* or *3* books be, in sequence, that have the most relevance to the education of a trader that you would recommend? Thanks in advance, Folk! Tom
also add "Inevitable Illusions" to the list. if you haven't yet read any of the following, read them too. "Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk" "Reminisces of a Stock Operator" "Manias Panics and Crashes" "Devil Take the Hindmost" "When Genius Failed" 99% of current "trading" books are crap, don't even bother. the market never changes, go through the classics first.
and if you read anything by Niederhoffer, go get a lobotomy before the infection spreads and start reading the list from the beginning.
More ideas here : http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2768 Many more threads like the above, just do a search.
Read 1000 Daily, weekly, monthly charts each of Nasdaq and NYSE stocks before you read the next book.