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I was a sucker for a 2 years. I did exactly as they had said in those 100 different books, but I still lost money. Then one of my friends suggested me why not do the exact opposite. If I was wrong by following them, then I had to do something exact opposite to what I read in those books to be...

Commodity Futures Game by Teweles. This book is for a serious futures trader and it has five sections. Sections 2 & 3 are a must read for any trader. The other 3 sections are for futures trader only.

It is www.hardrightedge.com.

You need a mullet, then you'll be able to rule the world.

bill gross bought a sh*t load of worldcom bonds before worldcom collapsed. he is good, actually his performance is great but he is still human. the bigger you are, the harder you fall.

Atlas Shrugged. This book sure made me want to be a trader. [/B] http://www.turtletrader.com/atlas_shrugged.html

Berkshire Hathaway. It is trading at 75000+ My friends who ask me don't have that much money.

Hey, how much money did you loose?

And who said a job has to benefit society? (Not that I agree that trading does not, it certainly does.) Try reading some Rand, ladies. :) [/B] Atlas Shrugged. This book sure made me want to be a trader.

Well said.

deronwagner: what is your website?

Any idea where I can get information on ETFs.

I have a similar question. Say, I bought 100 shares of ABC at $20/share- stop loss $19. It goes up to $25. I buy another 100 shares at $25. My question is: Should I move my stop loss to $24 for all 200 shares or $24 stop loss for 100 shares and maybe $22 or $23 for the first hundred...

Neo, We seem to have the same problem i.e. not enough capital and experience to compete with the big boys. I have 6K in my account. I make at most two trades a week generally only one. If it goes the way I expected to go I close it on friday or when my stop gets hit. If I get stopped out on...

I love this place. This is my first post but I always read what others have to say. I have been trading for few months and I made my share of mistakes. The good thing that I did was that I never took a big loss. I had plenty of small losses but no big gain. I had read many books on trading but...