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The Little Book of Market Wizards: Lessons from the Greatest Traders Jack D. Schwager
Publisher: Wiley

May 3, 2013 - Conversely, traders unfortunate enough to have shorted at 1:30 p.m. Jack interviews in this book "legendary" traders and asked them straight questions about their trading style, biggest wins, biggest loses, the psychology of trading, their motivations for trading,… A little tiresome at times reading about how he/she lost $9million in 3 minutes and how they started in life on the floor etc etc. Only to cover in panic an hour later held the dubious distinction of losing money on their shorts during the day of stock market's greatest decline. Oct 14, 2013 - Seventeen year-old high school trader Julian Marchese has the market knowledge of a seasoned global macro trader. Apr 23, 2013 - Although we mainly used the opportunity to present a fascinating chess game by Valery Salov, poker is probably a little closer to trading, as it involves things like incomplete information, bet sizing and 'reading opponents', none of which play a role in chess. JM: I would say the JM: I would say early in my career, the biggest lesson I've ever learned (it wasn't just a one day thing it was over a couple weeks) is just never get attached to a trade. Amazon sell this for £7 so worth it for the few golden gems you will extract. I will after taking in his well-known 1992 book The New Market Wizards. JM: The big guys that I up to were everyone in Market Wizard series. Among the traders portrayed in the 'Market Wizards' book there was one quite taciturn bond futures trader who was reportedly trading huge volumes, but eschewed stops. By using little or no leverage, Rogers provided himself with a much larger margin for error and, therefore, did not need to be correct to the penny in order to capture massive gains. BI: What do you think is the biggest myth young people have about the markets? For currency traders, the Rogers trade in gold holds many lessons.