Comments on: What good books could you recommend about trend trading? http://www.topdogtradingreview.com/what-good-books-could-you-recommend-about-trend-trading.php/ Review of the top dog trading courses and systems Fri, 06 Jan 2012 03:20:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: kendebate http://www.topdogtradingreview.com/what-good-books-could-you-recommend-about-trend-trading.php/#comment-116 kendebate Tue, 06 Apr 2010 23:14:59 +0000 http://www.topdogtradingreview.com/what-good-books-could-you-recommend-about-trend-trading.php/#comment-116 I would not bother with books, videos are the best training medium especially for learning something like trading since it is a very visual activity and you really need to see the charts live or at least in play back mode to get a real sense of what is being taught I would not bother with books, videos are the best training medium especially for learning something like trading since it is a very visual activity and you really need to see the charts live or at least in play back mode to get a real sense of what is being taught

]]> By: Common Sense http://www.topdogtradingreview.com/what-good-books-could-you-recommend-about-trend-trading.php/#comment-115 Common Sense Sat, 03 Apr 2010 14:24:13 +0000 http://www.topdogtradingreview.com/what-good-books-could-you-recommend-about-trend-trading.php/#comment-115 This may not be exactly what you're looking for..... but it's well worth the read; The WallStrip Edge, Howard Lindzon Mr. Lindzon is a self made multi-millionaire. He has run a hedge fund and is constantly involved in planting seed money in new venturers (including StockTwits.com, Wallstrip.com etc.). Good books for swing trading (shorter term...).... include; (These two books are always in the list of top 10 trading books by many traders); Trading In The Zone, Mark Douglas Mastering The Trade, John Carter One thing you'll pick up from all three of these books; Trading Money Management is just as important as finding the "right" stock. All three books are strictly anti "buy and hold" philosophy. This may not be exactly what you’re looking for….. but it’s well worth the read;
The WallStrip Edge, Howard Lindzon
Mr. Lindzon is a self made multi-millionaire. He has run a hedge fund and is constantly involved in planting seed money in new venturers (including StockTwits.com, Wallstrip.com etc.).

Good books for swing trading (shorter term…)…. include;
(These two books are always in the list of top 10 trading books by many traders);
Trading In The Zone, Mark Douglas
Mastering The Trade, John Carter

One thing you’ll pick up from all three of these books;
Trading Money Management is just as important as finding the "right" stock.

All three books are strictly anti "buy and hold" philosophy.

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