Millionaire Traders: How Everyday People Are Beating Wall Street at Its Own Game
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Millionaire Traders as your guide, you’ll quickly become familiar with a variety of strategies that can be used to make money in today’s financial markets. Through interviews with twelve ordinary individuals who have worked hard to transform themselves into extraordinary traders, this book reveals how you can beat Wall Street at its own game.
Author’s Introduction:
Trading is a battle between you and the market. The traders we interviewed for this book have offered a wealth of insight into the art of trading. We have distilled their most important ideas into this short summary highlighting one unique idea from each trader that can help you succeed in your battle with the markets.
We have found 12 people who have hit it big trading for themselves. These are not hedge fund managers or employees of big money center banks, but regular people who started with as little as $1,000 and turned their small initial stakes into a six to seven-figure fortunes. These people come from all walks of life, live all over the world and trade a variety of electronic markets.
Some of the traders focus on equities, others on futures or foreign exchange. Each has a very different style of trading, some that are even in direct conflict with each other, highlighting the fact that there are many paths to success in the financial markets. However, all of these traders practice discipline, stick with their strategy, and always cut their losses. None of our interviewees were successful from the start.
Several have blown up at least one trading account. But instead of walking away from the markets, they learned from their early failures and used that experience to improve and ultimately succeed. We convinced them to share their stories and tell us how they got started, their best and worst trades, their number one rule of trading, and the many lessons that they have learned through their experience.
Contents:
- The Art of Trading
- The Man Who Buys Crashes
- The 100-Pip Trader
- The Coolest Guy in the Room
- Rags to Riches
- The Wisdom of Experience
- The Treasure Hunter
- The News Junkie
- The Great Adapter
- Surfing for Profits
- The All-American Trader
- FX Family Values
- Man Versus Machine
- Getting Started in Trading
Millionaire Traders: How Everyday People Are Beating Wall Street at Its Own Game By Boris Schlossberg and Kathy Lien pdf
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| Pages | 414 |
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| Publication Year | 2007 |
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Promise Savage (verified owner) –
Fast delivery and great writing. I recommend it for beginner traders.
Griffin Ballard (verified owner) –
Loved it!
Clarissa Sullivan (verified owner) –
This book contains a great interviews with professional traders and it’s a good read.however, a lot of the book content is not for novice traders. I would say it targets intermediate traders. There is a tremendous amount of indepth ideas and concepts. So if one just started trading, one’s must keep a computer besides one, just to search for unclear points and ideas.
Keaton Grant (verified owner) –
I didn’t learn anything with this book…
Gloria Singh (verified owner) –
great book, if you are a trader. It is interesting to hear how each person is so different in how they approach trading.
Alberto Rangel (verified owner) –
I’m not sure but it does sound like another book I’ve read I think it’s called Market Wizards. Some of the stories….I’m like wait a minute didn’t I read this before.
Alaina Greene (verified owner) –
I need to take the time to read her books. I bought them, I have them, but still haven’t read them.
Yasmin Erickson (verified owner) –
Allows you to get into the mind and strategies of various trader of various markets (be they forex, stocks or what have you). The Book is set up in an interview format so each person is speaking in a conversational style rather than in a traditional book format of story telling. 4/5 because there is tedious moments where the conversations drag on but overall this is a great book due to the amount of info you get set up in a way where you “hear” the trader speak for themselves rather than having their words interpreted or “translated” by someone else.
Louis Fry (verified owner) –
Using it for motivation for trading
Alejandra Arroyo (verified owner) –
Extraordinary and very well written. …. And most of all useful to any beginner trader.
Evan Alfaro (verified owner) –
Great book if you a complete beginner and want to learn some mindsets of a successful traders. It was written in 2007, so not sure how relevant it is today. It seems pretty timeless to me.