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LOL

In this case, fortune favors the bold/LOL

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In this case, fortune favors the bold/LOL

Thank you for adding. I was more into forex related books lately. But I will read this one for sure.Apparently prior link was not included. However, the best book on trading, including psychology is:
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reminiscences_of_a_Stock_Operator
Even after my first reading, more than 40 years ago, I still flip through quotes I physically typed on index cards. Yes, pre computers.
Haha! Practical lessons are much better I guess.From my experience you should understand what psychology the market try to operate on you the retail trader. Reading Trading in the zone explain human psychology weakness, the market try to take advantage from those weakness. The context of reading trading psychology books should "what the market want me to think, to feal" especially when price condition are unclear.
No thanks but you are funnyThe only book you need lol:
Sick Of Gambling!: Powerful Techniques To Quit Your Gambling Addiction & Take Back Your Life
https://a.co/d/2Cf2gEM

Thank you for the reply. I will add them to my reading list.%%
All of Jack Schwager's Top Trading Books.
In ...Greed[About risk, Bankers Trust, + a bit to much sarcasm calling Enron ''World's Greatest Co/LOL ''-Frank Partnoy
I don’t want to argue here. It is just a matter of perspective. But speaking for myself, trading is not a gamble for me.Bold of OP to assume we can read.
The purpose of understanding trading psychology is to avoid emotional trading. And managing our emotions while trading is very important in my opinion. And I personally think that no book will ever be useless as long as one can learn something new from them.trading psychology book is useless. If you do not have a good entry, it can not save you