Trading books recommendation

[leea-1334]

I have to say I agree with Wind_FURY I have no problem with all of these downloading stuff without paying for. I do it for music and other things a lot,,, but I always do my best to buy the actual thing later on if I really like it so much. It is a mark of respect and thank you to the original creators:) Like how we tip Bitcoin to people we really appreciate!

[1715082772]

1715082772

[1715082772]

1715082772

[1715082772]

1715082772

[1715082772]

1715082772

[1715082772]

1715082772

[1715082772]

1715082772

[batang_bitcoin]

Thank you for all of those books that you have put into one list. They're really helpful when someone asks to find for what books a newbie trader or someone who's already trading good to read. It's been a long time since I've read some books but in a different topic, I guess I'll find any of these books as reference to read soon. Are there available free PDFs for some of those books?

Many of those books in the OP can be downloaded illegally online, if you know where to look. If you want to download them, then make a personal promise to buy the books you downloaded illegally for free once you have made your money from trading.

That wouldn't hurt me if those books won't cost a lot each. I'll refrain from downloading it from illegal sites because it might contain some free virus too. 
If the source is clean and virus-free and gives it freely, that's a better deal but if there's none, then better to take it from those legal and official sites where it is downloadable with a fee. Thanks though. 

[ReiMomo]

Thank you for sharing that book, I guess all of them were really help you to understand everything especially if you are new to trading.
The most common problem of traders is to learn basic things such as technical and fundamental analysis. If you know this everything, it means you are ready to execute and trade during winter since most people don't go any further and prefer to stay at home that could positively gain profit once you have read all those books that sure it has good content.

I am starting reading now and I hope there is something absurd in my mind regarding trading.

[Distinctin]

I am starting reading now and I hope there is something absurd in my mind regarding trading.

These books are worth reading but of course, you can't see how it works if you never applied it.

I usually spend my free time reading books, watching YT trading tutorials but we notice that it has a big difference in live trading. Actually, you can use all the learning that we got from those things but we have to analyze the market carefully because not all the things that we have read and shown online are similar to actual trading.

Trading tests us how to make a decision in a certain scenario. If we are not careful doing and this, or unable to analyze the market first, that it makes us fail and lose. That is why I can say that this is not a place for everyone, honestly.

[sheenshane]

I am starting reading now and I hope there is something absurd in my mind regarding trading.

These books are worth reading but of course, you can't see how it works if you never applied it.

I usually spend my free time reading books, watching YT trading tutorials but we notice that it has a big difference in live trading. Actually, you can use all the learning that we got from those things but we have to analyze the market carefully because not all the things that we have read and shown online are similar to actual trading.

If you're willing to learn everything is around you, you can seek information on the internet and there are too many books in online merchants that you could learn in trading if you are a newbie.  Just keep reading and searching if you want to learn, this is the most important before stepping into the trading field because it required knowledge and great skills on how to analyze the market price flows either it's a fundamental or even a technical analysis would be fine as long as you have a source in forecasting the market price.

Technically, ain't even good in trading that's why I prefer to invest and hold a long period of time to maximize losses.  If I have enough funds and full my bag in the year 2018 when the Bitcoin price or the entire crypto market was down, it might be good to cut your profit now. (sigh  )

[Johnyz]

I’d love reading books and this is one of my great source of knowledge and its good that Ebooks are also growing since there’s a very limited books on our bookstores with regards to cryptocurrency and stock market.

If you’re a newbie, reading books can help you learn the basic information about investing, trading and anything that you are interested with but make sure that you don’t limit yourself on books only, try also to watch online, attend seminars and attend financial trainings. Thank to OP for sorting this out, this is a big help.

[el kaka22]

I am just wondering how many of you still having habit of reading books? After e-books, audio libraries and test-to-speech things, I become too lazy to make us of paper books (these days after pandemic, I am afraid of touching daily newspapers and reading only epapers).

Recently I bought some books but I made sure of soft copy CDs are included; I mean along with looking for better authors and publications, I just added another criteria of medium of using for my books as loading into my mobile as audio files and listening to them whenever I find free time has become my habit after finding watching long videos on my laptop is not helping me learning good points.

Books are always friends to human; no doubt about that but practically even in WFH, I am unable to find time for books but learning from youtube and other social media and electronic formats are somehow working for me.

I just recommend newbie traders to look for good youtube channels for leaning trading skills and after that istill f you are still have interest on reading books then go for it. But learning alone will not make you a trader; just practice on demo environment along with learning from books/videos which may help to be professional traders on course of time.

[Hypnosis00]

Wow, thanks for this OP coz I don't have to spend more time searching rather than to directly search for that book. I actually don't have fan reading books but if you are interested in one thing and that to learn more about trading, that really not a tiresome deal.

But anyway, in today's lifestyle, reading books is optional and some were just obsolete as the technology keeps developing. However, we can still get an idea of how early traders find themselves comfortable doing this and able to win that we can also apply to ourselves.

[CaVO32]

Wow, thanks for this OP coz I don't have to spend more time searching rather than to directly search for that book. I actually don't have fan reading books but if you are interested in one thing and that to learn more about trading, that really not a tiresome deal.

But anyway, in today's lifestyle, reading books is optional and some were just obsolete as the technology keeps developing. However, we can still get an idea of how early traders find themselves comfortable doing this and able to win that we can also apply to ourselves.

For me, reading books is still a very helpful one to gain more insights in every aspect that you want to venture with. Yes, actual experience is a must, but somewhere along the way, those helpful tips that you read from these books, will come in handy when you needed it. Technology is in fast pace, but these books will always be an important item to some people. There are some hidden tricks that they will suggest because those authors have their own experience to share it with.

[Hypnosis00]

Wow, thanks for this OP coz I don't have to spend more time searching rather than to directly search for that book. I actually don't have fan reading books but if you are interested in one thing and that to learn more about trading, that really not a tiresome deal.

But anyway, in today's lifestyle, reading books is optional and some were just obsolete as the technology keeps developing. However, we can still get an idea of how early traders find themselves comfortable doing this and able to win that we can also apply to ourselves.

For me, reading books is still a very helpful one to gain more insights in every aspect that you want to venture with. Yes, actual experience is a must, but somewhere along the way, those helpful tips that you read from these books, will come in handy when you needed it. Technology is in fast pace, but these books will always be an important item to some people. There are some hidden tricks that they will suggest because those authors have their own experience to share it with.

Some tips are still in big help but couldn't imagine how it becomes applicable to an advanced technology we have now. We need to upgrade and we need to level up our knowledge using the new technologies surround us.

Well, talking about tricks,
That only to find those tricks if that still works in today's generation. I know that some of them never work. As the market keeps changing its behavior the more likely we have to adapt and change its course then. Make a new trick, that always depends on you.

[trigger1975]

I am just wondering how many of you still having habit of reading books? After e-books, audio libraries and test-to-speech things, I become too lazy to make us of paper books (these days after pandemic, I am afraid of touching daily newspapers and reading only epapers).

Recently I bought some books but I made sure of soft copy CDs are included; I mean along with looking for better authors and publications, I just added another criteria of medium of using for my books as loading into my mobile as audio files and listening to them whenever I find free time has become my habit after finding watching long videos on my laptop is not helping me learning good points.

Why do you think, none of the listed books must be bought in paper and cannot be bought as ebooks or audio books?  I have "read" some of the listed books as audiobooks on Audible (such as One Good Trade or Mastering the Trade) and all others as ebooks.  Dunno when I've bought a paper book last time – must have been 12 years ago or so.

I just recommend newbie traders to look for good youtube channels for leaning trading skills and after that istill f you are still have interest on reading books then go for it. But learning alone will not make you a trader; just practice on demo environment along with learning from books/videos which may help to be professional traders on course of time.

Neither using YouTube nor reading books are exclusive to each other.  Beginners can use both at the same time.  The magic behind the recommended books is not the thing about learning to read charts, learning price action indicators or strategies.  It's more about making and accepting mistakes, importance of discipline, consistency, …

[trigger1975]

But anyway, in today's lifestyle, reading books is optional and some were just obsolete as the technology keeps developing. However, we can still get an idea of how early traders find themselves comfortable doing this and able to win that we can also apply to ourselves.

Even though technology changed, trader's psychology or risk management didn't.  Traders do have to deal with the same type of emotions as generations of traders before.  That's what it's about.

[Wawa2013]

Thank you to the opening post for referring several trading books, because of the COVID-19 pandemic I have to work at home. So I have free time
that I can use to read books, and I have been looking for a good book on trading for a long time. Later I will buy some recommended books, because
in my opinion it is very important to read books on trading. It can make our mindset change and can improve our analytical skills, because reading
a lot of books about trading should make us more able to control emotions when trading too.