I've looked high and low and there are only a few and they're all pretty damn stupid. Anyone here read one that was actually worth the price of the book?
I've looked high and low and there are only a few and they're all pretty damn stupid. Anyone here read one that was actually worth the price of the book?
I'm actually in the process of writing a book on FX trading. If you want to improve what's on offer out there perhaps you could answer a couple of simple questions...
What in particular would you like to see included in a "good" FX trading book?
What is it about existing books that makes them of so little value?
The more specific you can be, the better the end result will be. Perhaps you'll even score a free copy if your suggestions make a significant difference to the end result.
I advice you to read "The disciplined trader" by Mark Douglas. It's a very good book for any trader looking to develop winning attitudes.
You can find other good books in www.traderslibrary.com
