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On the lecture tour following the completion of this book's prede , Market Wizards, certain questions came up with reliable frequency. Read the first page
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Good book if you like to read interviews...,
By ReedFloren.com (ReedFloren.com) - See all my reviews
This review is from: New Market Wizards The (Paperback)
What is this book?Jack D. Schwager interviewed some of the best traders in 1992 and compiled edited transcripts in this compelling book. --------------------------- Who is interviewed? From the currency market: Bill Lipschutz . In Futures: Randy McKay, William Eckhardt, The Turtles, Monroe Trout and Al Weiss. Various market times and fund managers: Stanley Druckenmiller, Richard Driehaus, Gil Blake and Victor Sperandeo. Traders who play several markets: Tom Basso and Linda Bradford Raschke "The Money Machines" such as: CRT (Chicago Research and Trading), Mark Ritchie, Joe Ritchie, Blair Hull and Jeff Yass. Psyschology: Zen and the art of trading (person didn't want his name mentioned), Charles Faulkner, Robert Krausz. --------------------------- I didn't recognize many of those names, probably because of these reasons: * The book was written in 1992. --------------------------- Nevertheless I think the book is a great learning experience. You won't learn how to trade from this book but it gives you insight into the trader's psyche. I like learning about people who have been successful, (think Leader's & Success page, of IBD) since I feel it motivates me to learn more and work harder towards reaching my goals. My favorite chapter in this book is entitled "Closing Bell" and it is a recap of all lots of trading advice mentioned over and over by these trading experts. I feel reviewing this chapter over and over is worth the price of the book. Reed Floren
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Great Book - Must Read,
By Mario Riveria (Perth) - See all my reviews
This review is from: New Market Wizards The (Paperback)
Great read. I've read this book so many times the pages are beginning to pull from the binding.Great read.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Is Michael Lauer still in this edition?,
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This review is from: New Market Wizards The (Paperback)
A great book and one that will teach you more about investing than most of the other so-called investment books that promise much and deliver little.I'm not sure if Michael Lauer has been taken out of the book now. When I read his chapter I remember thinking he seemed a) extremely arrogant and b) extremely talented. Not sure what went wrong - maybe it was when he started trying to become a movie producer. An essential book for any serious investor (or trader).
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