How to make money in stocks – review
Learning from Market Wizards
This series of books is amazing.
The Chimp Paradox – review
A friend recently recommended this book. It captivated me because it takes an interesting approach to mind management. Even though this book does not specifically target trading psychology, I think that it is very useful for traders because it gives you tools to control your emotions and mindset.
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator – review
This book was mentioned by a few of the interviewees on Chat with Traders. Eventually, I decided to get a hold of it and see what the fuss is all about. I snapped up second hand copy – probably the best investment of 4 GBP since long!
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefèvre was first published in 1923, but seems to provide timeless insights into the workings of the stock market. It is written as if it was an autobiography recollecting the experiences of a stock trader who the author calls Larry Livingstone. Apparently, it is based on the famous trader Jesse Livermore.
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