Quote from Baruch:
Bernard M. Baruch: "My Own Story".
Edwin Lefevre: "Reminiscenses of a Stock Market Operator" (about Livermore).
Jesse Livermore: "How To Trade in Stocks".
Nicolas Darvas: "How I Made 2.000.000 in the Stock Market".
P.S. Don't buy Richard Smitten's book about Livermore. A bad book.
Quote from TRADERguy:
It works best if your transaction costs are < $1.![]()
However the ability and wisdom of entering when the price moves against you in the very short term can make everyone a few extra pips per trade regardless of what timeframe they trade.
Quote from LoosenUp:
Traderguy,
How much is your per RT comm.?
So, do you always try to earn the spread by entering against the short term trend through limit orders? I think that you have to be pretty accurate on your entry with a 1-10 pips stop because otherwise, you will find that price would have triggered your stop the moment you entered(during fast markets). You are mostly confident that price will turn your way within 5 pips? And I suppose you only trade futures to earn the spread.
Thanks.