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They tend to try their hand at lots of things, have a zig-zag early career and study widely. That makes them interdisciplinary thinkers.
Here we have another classic that tells you how to draw pretty lines on charts. Fill out a brief questionnaire about the condition of your book, and then Amazon will give you a shipping label. The Story of Us: Darwin's Law and the Audacious Auditor. Archived from the original on January 29, He makes a good case that Faith was a wild card who bent the rules and got special treatment while other traders from the pack deserved more credit. Or, new media and the myth of the disappearing medium".
They see things everyone else misses, a key to success in the markets. Lynch was an average student of liberal arts before managing one of the most successful funds in history. He specialized in finding high growth stocks before anyone else. A lot has changed since he was trading. He admits to being a technophobe and hates computers. Today nobody trades without a computer. A lot of your opponents on the battlefield are nothing but computers these days.
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No human need apply. Most importantly Lynch focused on using what you know to make decisions. He cultivated a strong curiosity and paid close attention to the world around him. If his wife or his kids came home with a brand new shopping bag, he wanted to know something about it. If he spotted a number of stores popping up in his area, he started digging.
Many people struggle to see the future. But if you want to find high growth stocks you have to develop a deep desire to see what the future holds and find it before everyone else does. Here we have another classic that tells you how to draw pretty lines on charts. Peter sometimes has a contentious relationship with the crypto community after some ungrateful and arrogant young traders took to calling him a fraud as he called the crypto bubble pop.
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He proved the power of classical charting and those fools who called him out are now broke and out of the market. A few things to note about this book. The first is that there is no eBook version. It came out in with the second edition hitting the stands in But the more things change, the more they stay the same.
The book is particularly relevant to crypto traders.
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A savvy reader will notice the date of publication right away. Hands down my absolute favorite book on trading is Insider Buy Superstocks. The author made millions in the regular markets, delivering the kind of returns rarely seen outside of the modern crypto and Forex markets. This is an absolute must buy for anyone. Before you get into a single chart he talks through the mentality of a trader, how to deal with the emotional volatility that comes with risking money in the chaotic windstorm of the mad, mad markets.
But have no fear, he does get to charting in a few jam packed chapters that are better than most long books on technical analysis. He blends a bit of fundamental analysis and TA to divine his strategy and it shows in every carefully chosen example. If you can learn these few chapters you may never need another TA book.
Finally, he delivers one of the most crucial chapters of all time: Very few books cover selling. The author holds for five to nine months as a stock goes from basing to supernova but he does sell. And selling may be the most underrated skill in trading. Trading is counter-intuitive and forces us to go against our nature, riding our winners instead of caching them immediately and getting out much, much later. No book covers when to sell better than Superstocks. The second big problem comes from its age. Pictures were expensive to produce in books back then and so we get a lot of text and not as many charts as we want or need.
I recommend everyone read it cover to cover. One of the biggest eye openers is how many of these patterns fail time after time, or barely give you an edge over a coin flip. What this book gives you is the ability to dig deep and study your favorite patterns in depth. Are there other patterns that work better and more accurately? What I recommend is going through it all with an open mind.
Both of them deserve to be read together as they offer a different perspective on the same reality. Faith, one of the original Turtles. Far more important is mastering your emotions and your ability to look deep into the future with great patience. To master trading you have to master yourself. While Way of the Turtle is more about the emotional journey, Covel focuses on their mechanical trading system, which is a basically a heuristic rule set designed to take the emotions out of trading and put statistics to work in your favor over the long run.
Covel takes a more skeptical view of Curtis Faith in this book so it provides a sharp contrast to Way of the Turtle.
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He makes a good case that Faith was a wild card who bent the rules and got special treatment while other traders from the pack deserved more credit. Covel is one of two authors with two books on this list. How to Make a Fortune in Bull, Bear and Black Swan Markets goes well beyond the Turtles and looks at other fantastic trend followers who made big money in the market. It just looks to confirm them and run with them. A trend follower just hops back on the rocket after it turns around for good or shorts it when its going down. This book is more about the mentality and mechanics of trading than anything else.
Covel is a great writer and he backs up a lot of his research with stats that you can follow up on yourself. Here we have two books again, both by Jack D Schwager.
Both are collections of interviews with some of the most legendary traders of all time, the first one written in the 80s before the rise of algorithmic and computerized trading and the second one written in the 90s with a new crop of digital traders. Some of the traders are cagey and closed off about their systems but most of them are wide open about their successes and failures.
The two books provide good counterpoints to each other. In the first one you get an interview with Richard Dennis, the risk taking rebel leader of the Turtles and in the other you get his calm, cool and collected partner, William Eckhardt, the math genius behind their system. These books are a must reads for any trader of any stripe. This one is exactly what it says on the tin. A lot of traders ask me about the mechanics of margin trading and short selling. This book covers all you need to understand about selling short and why you want to trade both the ups and downs of the markets.
Without trading the down trends you have no choice but to watch your profits evaporate or sit on the sidelines when markets go into full on bear mode for months at a time, as we saw with the crypto market from December to March Selling short helps you profit when everyone else is bleeding to death and this is where you learn to make the kill and make it fast. Frankly, you have no chance at becoming successful at anything without critical thinking. What is critical thinking? Just because I told you something and I seem like a smart guy does not mean you should simply accept whatever I say without examining all the evidence for yourself.
Use your own mind. Look with your own eyes. See for yourself and make your own decisions. They let other people do their thinking for them. Hot on the heals of critical thinking comes this book on eliminating logical fallacies from your thinking. Fallacious thinking is piss poor thinking most of the time. Everyone is prone to using and thinking in fallacies, even me. Almost everyone builds a system and curve fits it to past data.