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Trading 101 : How to Trade Like a Pro

Trading 101 : How to Trade Like a Pro

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Rating: 3 stars
Summary: A light intro, Trading 101 delivers on its' title...
Review: A light and quick read...good introductory coverage of technical analysis, money management, and a few insights into the psychology of trading. Also a reasonably organized source of information for further reading and research (books, software, web sites et al). What pulled my rating down were two things: the editing was atrocious, with reams of paragraph repetition; and the author's tone was overly simplistic (but I can overlook this somewhat given the general overview nature of the work). If you want a book which gives you a good introduction and more fodder for additional reading, this will do fine..

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Covers nothing
Review: Even if you no idea of what the financial markets are about DO NOT BUY this book. It introduces various things, but covers nothing in depth. The only positive aspect (for me) of this book is that the author discusses trading software and systems, but even this, like every thing else, is just a pointer to where one can find more information. If you want to learn about the market in general look somewhere else. If you want to learn about fundamental analysis vs. technical analysis, specific trading methods, or anything other than what a dope on the street could tell you do not buy this book.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Covers nothing
Review: Even if you no idea of what the financial markets are about DO NOT BUY this book. It introduces various things, but covers nothing in depth. The only positive aspect (for me) of this book is that the author discusses trading software and systems, but even this, like every thing else, is just a pointer to where one can find more information. If you want to learn about the market in general look somewhere else. If you want to learn about fundamental analysis vs. technical analysis, specific trading methods, or anything other than what a dope on the street could tell you do not buy this book.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A Good Introduction to Trading
Review: I have found this book somewhat simplistic and out of date. However, as a book written for the newcomers I think the author has covered the subject matter quite well and especially in pointing out the importance of extensive education required, a good trading system and money management skills. No illusion had been created in misleading the reader to think that making money in the market is quick and easy(as many other authors have done). This is very important.

As the author has stated: "You will learn about the existence of of concepts, but will not learn the concepts in depth. You will, however, learn where to look for information on each of these concepts, so that you may explore in-depth and develop your knowledge base further..."

It does NOT show you the nitty gritty details of "How to Trade Like a Pro". Like the cover: suitable for an intro book on the matter!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A Good Introduction to Trading
Review: I have found this book somewhat simplistic and out of date. However, as a book written for the newcomers I think the author has covered the subject matter quite well and especially in pointing out the importance of extensive education required, a good trading system and money management skills. No illusion had been created in misleading the reader to think that making money in the market is quick and easy(as many other authors have done). This is very important.

As the author has stated: "You will learn about the existence of of concepts, but will not learn the concepts in depth. You will, however, learn where to look for information on each of these concepts, so that you may explore in-depth and develop your knowledge base further..."

It does NOT show you the nitty gritty details of "How to Trade Like a Pro". Like the cover: suitable for an intro book on the matter!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Don't flick through it. Study it!!
Review: If you already know the terms used in trading and are looking for a reference to other authors, this book is for you. If you are looking for some one to explain the jargon of trading, look else where. A lot of repeat information spread between chapters. Very general in nature.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Before you get those training wheels . . .
Review: If you know absolutely nothing about trading, this is a good place to start. However, don't expect to make any money without a great deal more work. Ms. Harris does a pretty good job of listing the things that need to be done before starting to trade, but doesn't treat any single topic in sufficient detail to really cover it. That said, this is still a pretty good book, as long is it is viewed as a study guide, and not the real text.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great for Beginners!!!!
Review: This is a great book for the beginner. I am just getting started in trading commodities and I am in the process of reading anything I possible can on the subject. I wish I read Trading 101 first.

This book has many references to other books to read next. Great starter!! Thanks Sunny!


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