No one makes money trend following anymore?
Also none of the interviews revealed their exact edges in the interviews anyway.
That makes the market wizard books more timeless.
how to make trading education less boring?
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No one makes money trend following anymore?
Also none of the interviews revealed their exact edges in the interviews anyway.
That makes the market wizard books more timeless.
Certainly they do ... but most of the specific edges that most of the wizards originally profited from are still long gone.
Call me young (or inexperienced, if you want) but I don't really recognize most of the descriptions of the markets in those Schwager books at all. Still a good read, though.
You can't get around it. Learning how to trade is boring, live with it. Learning how to code is worst, especial C or java, it's cryptic. Who said anything worthwhile was easy. Some people are not adept to granular thinking. They maybe more suitable to sales or marketing.
Certainly they do ... but most of the specific edges that most of the wizards originally profited from are still long gone.
I don't remember a single one of them revealing a specific trading edge. That book and the interviews aren't about trading edges at all. Pretty much each interviewee states if they use TA or FA or combination of both and that is it. If anything there is more emphasis on trader mindset and money management than trading methods
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Well frankly I hate e books; but love Jack Schwager top trading books. I prefer IBD[ Investors Business Daily ]newspaper. MODERN TRADER magazine[paper] is free to traders, good pics/charts.......................................................................................
I may have read them a little more recently than you, then, I suspect: from memory, there's certainly some discussion of "edges" from William Eckhardt, Larry Hite and Blair Hull, among others.
%%Certainly they do ... but most of the specific edges that most of the wizards originally profited from are still long gone.
Call me young (or inexperienced, if you want) but I don't really recognize most of the descriptions of the markets in those Schwager books at all. Still a good read, though.
OK +ela; young LOL
BIG problem in many trading books, no one trade s in fractions anymore.LOL Except 1/2/ 50% level refuse$ to go away. NOT many bid ask spreads of 1/2; I meant 50%- 1/2 price levels or 50% off sale LOL
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So OP, can you be entertained? Sure. Are you gonna learn something. Suuuuuuure......
https://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/stock-whisperer/
"Stephanie Kammerman of The Stock Whisperer is one heck of a musical talent and excellent entertainer. After stints on several realty TV shows, it appears that she has reinvented herself as America’s newest finanical guru. Operating a live day trading chat room that specializes...."
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True; but so many of them gave good pattern fragments. Trends or trend following is/are the only way to make money; unless you can do it on bid/ask, or sell options.
If you dont enjoy reading and learning about trading, keeping up with the latest stuff and knowing everything thats going on from Market Microstructure, to bond markets and foreign currency,derivatives etc.. how all this stuff ties together then your heart is not really into it and you are just looking for a way to make a quick buck with little effort.
Unfortunately most people who enter into these markets with that mindset get washed out quickly or in a few years(those who got lucky and rode a bull market and thought they were a genius when it was just dumb luck)