What books shaped your trading mind?

"Mastering the trade" by Carter - eye opener.

But deep down inside it is when you run out of things that do not work that you start making money....

I'm still finding things that do not work...:D
 
Mind Over Markets
Trading Systems that Work
Campaign Trading
Day Trading with Short Term Patterns and ORB
How I Trade for a Living
Trade Adjustments
 
"Way of the Turtle" by Curtis Faith

"Trading in the Zone" by M. Douglas

"Reminiscences of a s Stock Operator" (first published in 1920's)
 
"Market Wizards" and "New market Wizards" by Schwager
"Pitbull" by Marty Schwartz
"Option volatility and pricing" By Sheldon Natenberg
"Futures spread trading: the Complete guide" By Courtney Smith
"New trading systems and methods" By Perry Kaufman.
 
"Trading in the Zone" =>80% of my trading skills
"The Dow Theory" Rhea => let's go back to basics
and of course "Reminiscences of a stock operator"
 
"He who knows does not speak; he who speaks does not know..."

Not exactly trading books but everyone should read Tao Te Ching and I Ching on their spare time. It has greatly help me as a trader.
 
I would say there are few good books that changed my trading methods and patterns.

1. Trading for a Living - by Alexander Elder : This book gave more insights in to mass psychology and a guided my Money management skills, methods and mind(They way my mind deals with market movements).

2. Profitable Candlestick patterns - by Stephen Biglow : By reading this book, I learnt the art of Candlestick reading.


There are quite some good books that I am yet to read and I am ordering them one by one to read.

You can find my wish list of books here : http://www.flipkart.com/wishlist/optionguru
 
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