Your top five daytrading books

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Trading in the zone...Douglas
Market Wizards...Schwager
Mind over Markets...Dalton
Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind...Suzuki
Zen in the art of archery...Herrigel
 
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I open my bible to a random page each day before the open, and read a passage to keep myself focused on the ultimate battle between the good and the evil.

And fuck those who say trading is devoid for any luck. I completely disagree with that. It wasn't intended as a joke :mad: and don't worry, you're forgiven.
 
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Why does everybody always leave out Alan Farley's "The Master Swing Trader"? After Elder #1, THE best.
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It's a dense and almost useless book.
 
It is true that it is dense. He condenses into one sentence what others might take a paragraph to say. In effect it is trading shorthand. But I have read it four times and found it to be very helpful. Especially Alan's ultra-cynical attitude about the market. He wasn't cynical enough.
 
I love Pit Bull and Trader Vic. But more for general ideas and inspiration than for the nuts and bolts of daytrading.

I know LBR gets a lot of love around here anyway. But some of the best tips I've gotten about daytrading (especially day trading index futures) have come from the essays at her website.
 
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Because nobody's ever actually managed to read the thing all the way through.

Why hasn't anyone yet mentioned "Daytrading" by Joe Ross?
 
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