Trading books recommendation

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When you read books, you learn how to make smart choices and not just spend money at random. Everyone in this world needs to keep learning. Whether you have a trade or not, you need to keep your skills sharp. By reading books and papers, it’s easy to get a clear picture of what trading is all about. Then, you can practice a lot to get better. Here are the best suggestions we can make. No matter how much you know about selling or how new you are, you will love these books. I have read or am reading all of these books.

  1. The Intelligent Investor - Benjamin Graham
  2. Stock Market For The Common Man - Sandeep Yadav
  3. Trading in the Zone - Mark Douglas
  4. The Psychology of Money - Morgan Housel
  5. How to Make Money in Intraday Trading - Ashwani Gujaral

I hope you would like this.

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Thanks for sharing the list. Actually, I don’t read books but I am willing to read. I hope I can make some advancement after reading these books.

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that’s interesting! Let’s talk about ourselves. So, what do you all do for a living?

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To be honest, I’m not really into using books to learn trading skills.
I was curious about others opinion.

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Thanks for your thoughts on the value of books in trading education. Although I appreciate your perspective, I gotta disagree that books are not useful for trading. In my view, books can be a great tool for traders to learn about the markets, trading strategies, risk management, and other important aspects of trading. But, I do agree that practical experience, discipline, and continuous learning from various sources are also important for success in trading. Anyway, thanks for recommending Assetsfx as a good broker for all types of traders. They have a user-friendly platform and provide a wide range of trading tools and educational resources that can help traders improve their skills.

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As I mentioned to @robinroy I gotta disagree that books are not useful for trading. In my view, books can be a great tool for traders to learn about the markets, trading strategies, risk management, and other important aspects of trading. But, I do agree that practical experience, discipline, and continuous learning from various sources are also important for success in trading.

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Sorry, what do you mean you’re not into books? Are they less available near you?

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Actually, I don’t read books that much but I heard much about “The New Market Wizards” by Jack D. Schwager. You can read this book if you want.

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You can read this book- “Market Wizards” by Jack D. Schwager. I read half of this book and stopped because reading books is annoying to me.

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First I want to share my own experience.
You will learn much on demo accounts, not books and papers.
Then I will suggest “Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline and a Winning Attitude” by Douglas.
The name is really attractive so the content is! Finally try to apply everything on your demo accounts mate :stuck_out_tongue:

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I don’t actually read any book but whenever I need to know something, I search it on Google and Youtube. This is how I flourish my knowledge.

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Like I said before “It’s a timeless read that offers valuable insights into the world of trading and investing”. beginner or pro; who cares? it’s about insights so, if you think you need it, just go for it bro :wink: :fire:

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Oh I can say my god is YouTube. :grin:
A great source for starting and leering basics for everything. I couldn’t say more how I like that and I watch its tutorials.

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What I really wanted to prove was that you can’t become a trader by reading books; you can learn things theoretically but not practically. Books won’t make you a trader; you must learn it firsthand.

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Indeed YouTube is a very reliable source for learning all sort of stuff. You know what else is useful? pipsology school :wink:

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Well, both theory and experience are essential when you decide to work on forex.

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That’s for another category Oscar. Here You can introduce yourself in a new topic and ask others to do the same. :wink:

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Im not a book person. what else do you suggest?

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‘’Reminiscences of a Stock Operator’’- I read this book and I think this book can help you earn some knowledge.

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Well, it’s a cliché but first of all pipsology school is the best and beside that YouTube is another valuable source of education.

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