Private Thoughts from a Trader's Diary
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| Rating | : | 4.26 (538 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0934380813 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 259 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Their vast experience and knowledge will help the reader traverse the dangers land of trading markets.. You actually see into their minds and thought processes. This second book begins with an admonition that, "A smart man learns from his mistakes. Each trading decision they made is explained in detail. Larry Pesavento and Peggy MacKay, professional traders, team up for their 2nd book together. Not just one day, but you are treated to many days of trading. A wise man learns from the mistakes of others." With this in mind, the authors take you through an in depth look at their daily trading principles and tactics. It became a qualified success. It is a unique experience. Their first book, Opening Price Principal, was published in Octobe
She holds an MBA degree in Finance and for the past seven years has traded her own private account. Larry traded on and off the floor and trained over 200 traders. He is the author of seven books on trading, and he periodically gives seminars on his pattern recognition style of trading. He is currently a contract trader for a large hedge fund. Peggy works closely with Larry Pesavento, sharing her ideas and expertise. Prior to striking out
He is the author of seven books on trading, and he periodically gives seminars on his pattern recognition style of trading. Peggy works closely with Larry Pesavento, sharing her ideas and expertise. Prior to striking out on her own, Peggy spent 12 years on the institutional desk of a large Canadian broker. She holds an MBA degree in Finance and for the past seven years has traded her own private account. . Larry traded on and off the floor and trained over 200 traders. Larry seeks to distill and share his thirty years of market exp
A Customer said Typical Larry book. I'm hardly a fan of Larry or his methods and writing , but purchased this in hopes of finding just a few gems among the rambling. Larry has a boring kind of writing style using way too many cliches with a very unique method of trading patterns and fib based relationships. Those familiar or somewhat familiar with his gartley and butterfly patterns would benefit the most from this book. Overall, I found some value in this book though it was