A Beginner's Guide to Short-Term Trading: How to Maximize Profits in 3 Days to 3 Weeks

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Summary: Worth it for Intermediate + Traders Too
Review: This is a well-written book and presented in an organized manner with some nice inspirational material as an added bonus. Is this the only book you need to succeed as a trader? No, but it's got a lot more practical information, in my opinion, than Farly and Sarkovich (in contrast to the person who posted below). Good luck trying to make it through Farley's material in the "Master Swing Trader." I have a library of good trading books and because I couldn't even understand what Farley was saying half the time or I was bored out of my mind, that one did not make it. I suggest that new traders add some reading by Martin Pring, John Murphy, Alexander Elder, Colin Alexander, and Stan Weinstein to supplement the material in this book.

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Summary: Excellent trading book to learn how it works - get it!
Review: Toni's writing style is clear and concise as she covers dozens of useful tips and strategies in this well-written book. Most trading books are not worth reading; however this gem is one of the few (along w/Steve Nison and Tony Oz and Barry Rudd's) that I put in the "must-read if you're learning how to trade" category. I recommend it to my traders at Daytrading University and it's on the 'short list' of highly recommended reads.

She covers many strategies from start to finish and this is a well written strategy guide, with very well-planned coverage of trading essentials, plus a few advanced tips that are useful as well.

Nice work - buy this book!