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Book: The Day Trader's Advantage: How to Move from One Winning Position to the Next :: Book
Date: Thursday, 08 January, 2009 :: 21:11
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The Day Trader's Advantage: How to Move from One Winning Position to the Next
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Manufacturer: Dearborn Trade
Studio: Dearborn Trade
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Editorial Review: Product Description
The meteoric rise of electronic trading has swelled the ranks of day traders profiting from minute changes in the value of a given market or investment within the trading day. Without the psychological or technical background to be successful, many traders can lose their life savings "playing" this challenging market. To have an adviser and mentor with nearly 30 years' professional trading experience, willing to share his techniques as well as the secrets of the best and most successful traders, offers an unprecedented opportunity for every day trader willing to learn the ropes. In The Day Trader's Advantage, Howard Abell focuses on the dynamic real-time market characteristics, the psychological considerations and changing technologies required to make more winning trades. Here traders will find a wealth of proven, profit-making strategies, including: *online day trading techniques to maximize profits *how winning day traders think *technical tools to achieve market discipline and consistency *how to predict the best market entry and exit points *day trading opportunities in both equities and futures *the psychology of success and overcoming barriers Every trader can discover high-profit insights into the dramatically changing face of day trading, including profiles and secrets from top traders and market experts.
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Average Customer Review: 
Summary: Swing day trader's book
Date: 2001-01-08 -
Comment: Plenty of fluff in this book. But also some genuinely good trading ideas. That is more that can be said for most trading books.
38 of 39 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: The Day Trader's Advantage, How to move from one winning pos
Date: 2000-03-06 - 
Comment: Because of the author's name and reputation, I was anxious to open this book, read and gain something. Within forty minutes of the read, I found myself skimming through the book to find something with some meat in it. Instead, I found the first 24 pages covering "The Psychology of . . .", "Overcoming the Psychological Barriers . . .", etc., etc. Then we go to 8 pages that touch on "Market Analysis & Day Trading," and then, "The Innergame Trading Approach." Mind you, 8 pages, or a little longer than most forewards. The vast remainder of the book is the author interviewing several well know traders about this and that. The questions are general and as often as not the trader being interviewed rambles on in generalities. My impression of this work is the author was evidently long on positions in the market and decided to write this book while he waited for a price move. Conversely, a book I purchased at the same time,"Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom," by: Van K. Tharp is excellent. This book has something to say and information for anyone to consider or incorporate.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: I reread it, its better than i first thought!
Date: 2000-01-29 -
Comment: I reviewed this book before and gave it fewer stars. i reread it a few times, and I must say its better than i thought. the "strategy" section is not much, but quite frankly you will have to find your own anyway, so that is not so important. the psychological aspects covered in the book as well as the interviews are quite good. Trading only has to be as complicated as you want it to be. you can learn that lesson from this book as well as many others.
5 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Very Impressive
Date: 1999-10-18 - 
Comment: Interesting and well-written day trading volume. It has heped my trading immensely.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Very basic ideas. nothing new.
Date: 1999-10-14 - 
Comment: Im sure the author is a great trader. However, there is not very much content in this book. If you are familiar with basic trading ideas and the importance of self-control, confidence, and disipline, you will not find anything new here. This is definitely not charlitan material like so much of the other "educational" trading books out there. However, I did not find it worthwhile.
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