High-Probability Trading: Take the Steps to Become a Successful Trader (PROFESSIONAL FINANCE & INVESTM)

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For those looking for more detailed books that offer in-depth technical analysis, advanced strategies, and comprehensive information on all things day trading, there are a number of books you can turn to. The book is based on interviews with former LTCM employees, the Federal Reserve, banks involved in the rescue and one of the firm’s founding partners. First published in 2000, it foreshadowed the 2008 financial crash and continues to serve as a reminder of what can happen when complacency enters a trader’s mindset. Why was it chosen? 'The story is very compelling. It draws many parallels to so many tipping points in the global financial system. It is a timely financial history book.' Here are the top trading books about technical analysis: 1. The Art and Science of Technical Analysis: Market Structure, Price Action, and Trading Strategies Well, I’ve got you covered because I’ve personally read more than 200 trading books and these are my top recommendations. This is the first book Andreas Clenow wrote which explains how a simple trading strategy (Trend Following) can beat a buy and hold approach, consistently.

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Trading operations consist of buying an asset at a low price and then selling it at a higher price or vice versa. In this sense, there are different types of trading that we are going to mention below:

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