The Trader’s Wish List
December 20, 2007
My Trader’s Wish List of good books, audio and video content, and other resources comprises a dozen posts. Here’s how they break down:
Entry #1: Books by Brett Steenbarger
Entry #2: The Market Wizards Collection of Books, Audio, and Video
Entry #3: Liar’s Poker – a view from the inside
Entry #4: Paul Erdman Books – great financial fiction
Entry #5: The Darker Side of the Markets – stories of the bad boys
Entry #6: Trading and Markets Movies – drama to comedy
Entry #7: Market Profile
Entry #8: Trading Fiction – great stories around trading
Entry #9: George Soros and Jim Rogers – two of trading’s biggest icons
Entry #10: Risk and Money Management
Entry #11: Metastock – fantastic charting and system development software
Entry #12: Everything Else!
By all means, feel free to add your comments, thoughts, suggestions, and whatnot. What do you like, don’t like, recommended, advise against, enjoy, hate?
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