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Friday, July 17, 2009

[Ebook Download 10] Confessions of a Street Addict (一个华尔街瘾君子的自白)

A interesting book written by Jim Cramer. I do not know how you think of him, but at least, he should get credit for entertaining us. Reading this book may not make a you a better trader, but it surely will be an enjoyable journey.

  • Confessions of a Street Addict (pdf download) by James Crammer
    http://uploading.com/files/YY7LRPSD/COASA.zip.html

  • 一个华尔街瘾君子的自白 (Chinese Version) (pdf download)
    http://uploading.com/files/6ETHDSHS/一个华尔街瘾君子的自白.zip.html

    • see the reviews on amazon: here

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    Tuesday, July 14, 2009

    [Ebook Download 9] 炒股的智慧

    This is one of most popular books about trading stocks written in Chinese and it is all over the internet. It actually focuses more on story-telling than technical analysis of the stock market. Although everything is introduced in a plain language with sketchy plots, the essence of stock market is pretty much covered by this thin book. I have read it twice already.
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    Sunday, July 12, 2009

    [Ebook Download 8] 2 Classic "Textbook" on Technical Analysis

    Both are classic (in other words, they are pretty old). I have seen a great deal of people recommending them on the internet.

    They are reviewed on Amazon: here and here

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    [Ebook Download 7] Market Psychology

    These book will tell you why trading is as much art as science. Diligent work of reading chart does not always pay off. We need to eventually go beyond being a technician.

    Nicely reviewed on Amazon: here & here

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    [Ebook Download 6] Market Wizards Series (fun to read and not technical)

    They are also highly recommended by various stock trading websites. There is a brief review here: http://www.marketthoughts.com/market_wizards_book.html

    The first two are highly rated on amazon: here

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    [Ebook Download 5] Come Into My Trading Room (highly recommended) and Chinese version

    This book is one of the few trading books that are universally well received. Quite suitable for people new to the stock market. I have to say it may seem a little redundant if you are trying to read the whole book chapter by chapter.

    The book is highly rated on Amazon: here

    走进我的交易室 (pdf download) (Chinese Versions):

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    [Ebook Download 4.5] 2 more "For Dummies" trading books

    Well written, but may not interest most of the people who are only focusing on the stock market.
    Just an ok book and definitely not one of the best "day trading" book you can find. You may flip it through if you do not have any better books at this moment.
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    [Ebook Download 4] 3 "For Dummies" related to stock trading

    Of course, these might not be as in-depth as the other well-known classic books. But they are definitely reader-friendly and offer you a lot of fun. All of them are well rated on amazon. Probably, the first one is the most interesting one.
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    [Ebook Download 3] 中文的 William J. O'Neil 的入门书

    我觉得这些不一定适合这次的 bear market，毕竟情况特殊。但是 hopefully, the new bull market is on the horizon。

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    [Ebook Download 2] The Master Swing Trader

    This is actually an advanced swing trading book which may not be suitable for newbies. The reviews for the book are mixed. So you probably want to save this one for later.

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    [Ebook Download 1] Classics by William J. O'Neil

    A new bull market is coming up (At least, I am guessing so). Here are two classic introductory stock trading books by William J. O'Neil. There is no shortcut in the stock market especially facing the unprecedented economic uncertainty. Many online stock message boards are too noisy nowadays and really building up an unhealthy environment for newbies. So the fewer times you visit them the faster your trading will improve. Reading books and do simulated tradings are more important than what they seem to be.

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