Scalp trading method book

targus2000 · Apr 23, 2006

Could someone let me know which book I should buy to find scalp trading method.

bundlemaker · Apr 23, 2006

There is no book that will teach you how to trade in a consistantly profitable manner, especially not scalping.

targus2000 · Apr 23, 2006

thks for your prompt reply. I therefore will have to keep on practicing my own method.

scalper12 · Apr 23, 2006

if you are interested in scalping check out futurestrader71 posts. He is a scalper who has backed individuals. He goes into detail in some of his posts on how he trades.

also do a search on scalping and see if you get any useful info.

VSTscalper · Apr 23, 2006

Quote from targus2000:

Could someone let me know which book I should buy to find scalp trading method.

targus2000,

It would be hard to find a book on scalping.

I may start my own thread to talk about scalping. I have been scalping for many years....first Stocks....but then switched to Futures seveal years ago. I Scalp mostly....but will also trade a Trend....if I can. You can do a search for VSTscalper in the forum....see a little bit on how I Scalp.

VSTscalper

Silversea · Apr 23, 2006

Here is the best place to learn scalping methods that really work with plenty of charts:

http://www.trading-naked.com/default1.htm

blufftrader · Apr 23, 2006

You need to become a great tape reader no book will teach you that. This comes from years of studying the tape, price action specialist and or the market makers

porgie · Apr 24, 2006

silversea...........nuts abound especailly the guy with his butt hanging out.....is this a gay porno site? seriously

RichardRimes · Apr 24, 2006

Quote from Silversea:

Are you looking only at the cartoon, use your brain click the links and you will find more technical analysis. Are you Gay or stupid.

Its a legit site...I neither scalp nor daytrade but I log onto the yahoo group of naked traders to see what the daytrade group are talking about when I'm unclear as to the direction of the mkt.

pineman · Apr 26, 2006

Excellent question...what about learning about the specialist book, how to read about a short position and to get ahead of the order, also where can i get info on reading an open book ?