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[Atikon]

the second book in my post, I edited it. The book by Larry Harris

Acutally pretty good for somebody like me, thank you!

 

[Coner1980]

Found this here:
Handbook of Key Global Financial Markets, Institutions, and Infrastructure

Detailed explanation of the foundations, theories, models, and effects of financial globalization.

 

[.sigma]

Acutally pretty good for somebody like me, thank you!

i thought you’d like it. It covers so many things and all across the book there’s little tidbits and stories. Very interesting stuff.

 

[.sigma]

Don’t be stingy! And please, do not recommend Natenburg and McMillan smfh lol

 

[lightfightercap]

Barbarian Days by William Finnegan, the second Jack London

 

[ironchef]

I have been rereading some old books. One which has been collecting dusts on my bookshelf since 2008-09:

A Short History Of Financial Euphoria: Financial Genius Is Before The Fall by John Kenneth Galbraith.

When 5-6 stocks make up 22% of SPY and 50% of QQQ I am a little worry this time it is not that different.

 

[Nicolem]

Currently reading Art of Currency Trading. Next on the list is ‘how to turn $ 5000 into a million’ by Heikin Ashi Trader.

 

[.sigma]

“Trading Against The Crowd” by John Summa

surprisingly liked this book. He talks a lot about contrarian sentiment indicators via optionality, specifically the put/call ratio at market extremes.

 

[Tony Optionaro]

Trading volatility by Colin Bennet. Such a good read, I’m sure many of you have already read it.

 

[TheGoonior2]

Trading volatility by Colin Bennet. Such a good read, I’m sure many of you have already read it.

Just came across this the other day and thought it was quite good. Any similar titles to recommend?