Trading rooms for beginners at swing trading?

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novicetrader69

Any suggestion about good trading rooms for beginners wanting to start learning about swing trading?

Also what are the best/most used chat application for traders?

I downloaded echofin but have no idea about how good or not it might be. Any opinion on this is appreciated.

Thanks
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Good point @mr_byte31, yes I am but sometimes I feel that books don't provide that thousand or so details that real, live trading might uncover.

Can you provide a few titles you would certainly suggest reading?

Thanks
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novicetrader69 said:
I do like reading and in fact I asked you to suggest a few titles you would certainly advice reading

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"Trading for a Living" by Alexander Elder would be a good start for you.

You can read a thousand books but it will ultimately come down to your own style. Line up a thousand active traders, and there's a good chance that each one is following a different path.

Good luck.
 
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I have never found a room that actually had a successful trader running it. If you want to learn the art of BS and want to one day become your own trading room guru, then I would try just about any of them. They each of their own flavor of BS. I don't mean to sound negative, I hope you understand, this is just the truth.
 
Thank you guy, I appreciate your advices.

These are the books I'm looking into now, they all seem a good starting point to building up a basic understanding of markets and trading:

Master the Markets - 4th Edition by Tom Williams
Enhancing Financial Awareness Notes by John Mohan
Ultimate Guide to Trading and Investing
TRADING AND EXCHANGES: Market Microstructure for Practitioners by Larry Harris
HOW TO DAY TRADE by Cameron Ross


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I believe this is indeed a great little book that will benefit others:

Enhancing Financial Awareness Notes by John Mohan
h**p://kirklandtraders.org/Notes/Financial%20Notes%202017rev.pdf


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