My 20 Best Trading Books & Stock Market Books Of All Time
The ability for Investimonials members to create their own lists is coming soon, but for now, check out all my various Investimonials Lists ranging from best stock brokers, to my favorite investing books/movies etc.
Here’s my latest list, I even made a video a few months back when I was having a bad hair day and now all these stock market books are ranked nicely by 4,000+ members!
(in no specific order, just read em all you lazy degenerate gamblers!)
1. Read this oldie already, it’s required
2. Very complete trading rules
3. Know thyselves fair traders, know thyselvessss
4. Definitive for learning technical analysis
5. Confessionals are usually pretttty useful
6. Pre-clowning
7. and 8. Two specific books on shorting HERE and HERE
10. Learn stock market history
11. 101 lessons for wannabe traders
12. This strategy has created many billionaires
14. Classic for value investing
15. My all-time favorite trading book
16. Hedge funds, trading, sex, Japan
18. Basic but required reading for all smallcap traders and investors
19. Interviews With Top Traders
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Good List.
“The small stock
trader” by Mika is a small unique book that covers almost all the major
stock market topics such as the traits of a successful
small stock trader, how to choose a few simple focus stocks, market sentiment
and industry, fundamental analysis, technical analysis, short selling, your
edge and competition, catalysts that move the stock prices, stock trading plan,
discipline, risk management and
psychology. It is a simple book of about 100 small-sized pages (more
like a collection of tips, perhaps 4-5 hours read), but it will answer many of
your questions, so, it is a great book to start (no need to mention that about
90% of your lessons you are going to learn from your own experience/mistakes).
It is also a fun-to-read book, as it is accompanied by a few jokes and observations
from poker, intelligence world, relationships, happiness, Zen, and psychology.
I just noticed the poster name is the same as the authors name for the book you mentioned. 🙂 I was looking at the book on Amazon and it has a little Grey Alien on the cover. Well if any book has a Grey Alien on it then it’s the book for me! 🙂 lol
yes cramer you are a clown and damn i got a lot of reading to do
“One good Trade” by Mike Bellafiore
“read em all you lazy degenerate gamblers” That’s hilarious =D
Good Job Tim . Always a pleasure reviewing your stuff.