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[Roadrunner]

I've read a ton of books on active day trading online and wonder if anyone could e-mail me further recommended books. Particuarly technical analysis, btw. Thanks v much.

[lambojim]

John J Murphy published the 'bible' of Technical Analysis. It's about 500 pages and a great cure for insomnia....but I'm told it's the best. Find it on Amazon etc.

Hope this helps - why the Lambo/Fezzer thread - a bit of stereotyping me thinks?!

Jim

[shnozz]

lambojim said:

why the Lambo/Fezzer thread - a bit of stereotyping me thinks?! Jim

I was thinking the same thing.

The Lambo/fezzer forum will obviously guide him to the advice destined to succeed, whereas the TVR forum all the books gave crap advice.

[jeremyc]

lambojim said:

Hope this helps - why the Lambo/Fezzer thread - a bit of stereotyping me thinks?!

Presumably he only wants tips from successful traders.

[stuh]

Try Martin Prings "Intro to TA" - It's a winner!

[Roadrunner]

Thanks for the book recommendations. I forget there's a business section on here, so I figured the porsche and lambo forums would suffice, lol.

[elms]

Over on http://ferrarichat.com/forum/index.php? there is a excellent 'Business and Investments' forum. Quite a few of the guys on there work as day traders. Well worth a look.

[Roadrunner]

Thanks elms, I'll check it out.

[elms]

With day trading you HAVE to be prepared to make some losses along the line. I made and lost a lot of money a few years ago with it, but I treated it as a game and only lost what I could afford to lose. If you keep this in mind it is a good crack.