What would you read/study next?

[big_jdez]

I agree with Stan Weinstein's book also. I don't think anyone's mentioned it yet in this thread but Pitbull is an excellent book.

I also like some Point and Figure books such as Tom Dorsey's and Victor deVilliers 1933 classic "The Point and Figure Method of Anticipating Stock Price Movements"

 

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Quote from dbphoenix:



Nassim Taleb. Fooled by Randomness.

Good reading, entertaining and provocative, of little practical value though. If you have already learned what money management is about you don't need Taleb at all. And even if you have not learned it yet, start from something else and use Taleb as an additional reading.