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Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom (精装)
by Van K. Tharp
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Trading, Finance, Financial markets |
| Market price: ¥ 350.00
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¥ 288.00
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Jack Schwager, author of Market Wizards and The New Market Wizards, USA
<2008-02-29 00:00>
While I can't promise you financial freedom, I can promise you a book filled with sound trading advice and lots of ideas you can use to develop your own trading methodology. And, if you don't think that's enough, then you really need this book. |
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Tom Basso, President, Trendstat Capital Management, Inc., USA
<2008-02-29 00:00>
Van's book gets directly to the heart of what it takes to be a successful trader. It's the best book I've read on trading successfully; not fluff or hype like so many others. |
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Rolf Sigrist, President, Sigrist AG, USA
<2008-02-29 00:00>
I've read hundreds of books about trading and this is one of the three best EVER WRITTEN. It's straightforward and to the point. Van clearly cuts through the appeal to wishful thinking, instead stressing psychological preparedness, expectancy, and money management. Moreover, he shows clear methods, with simple entry techniques, to push your equity to the moon. It's a great book. |
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Edward Dobson, President, Traders Press, Inc., USA
<2008-02-29 00:00>
Van Tharp's new book...[is] full of new ideas and approaches to developing an individualized trading system; it teaches the principles that are necessary to make you a great trader. The trading public owes Dr. Tharp a debt of gratitude for this insightful masterpiece. |
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Ed Seykota, professional trader, USA
<2008-02-29 00:00>
Van Tharp "...cuts right to the essence of professional trading: how to develop winning attitudes and approaches; how to forget trading for accuracy and trade for expectancy; how to master position sizing. If you intend to trade, you'd better know what's in this book. |
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Emilio Alvarez Arjona , USA
<2008-02-29 00:00>
The book of Mr Van Tharp is essencial for every trader, regardless his level. It covers practically every aspect of trading: entries, exits, money management, psycology, how to build a system that best suits you...I particulary liked his views on the keys to success: You can make money trading almost any system providing such system suits your style (the time you have to trade, your capital, your personality...). After reading the book I understood why some traders make money while others would never be able to make any money. After reading the book I stopped chasing The Holly Grail and start searching for a system for me. For example, having a full time job I should not follow a system where money is made in one out of five trades, because if I lose the good one(because I can not follow the markets during one whole busy week) I could hardly break even that year. |
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A reader (MSL quote), USA
<2008-02-29 00:00>
This book is probably the best book I've ever read about analyzing your trading style and building a trading system.
There's a review by a reader in Chicago, dated April 16, 1999. From his review, it's obvious he hasn't read anything other than the front cover. What he wrote was NOT a review of the book, but rather his opinion based on his limited perception of reality. It would be nice if he could provide some fact for a change. Which firm / hedge fund spends $100 million on research and computer systems? Does that Chicago reader know that part of that money is probably spent on hiring Van K. Tharp (the author) as a consultant / trainer. Does that Chicago reader know that the author has studied over 4,000 traders in 15 years and is the internationally recognized #1 psychologist and trading coach? It is ludicrous to suggest that 99% of market participants lose in the long run. Could he show us that study, I think he just made up those numbers. Another clue that the reader has obviously not read past the front cover: He asks why anyone would give away trade secrets. If he had read the book, he would have seen that the author is showing you how to apply his principles and calculations to some very well known "trade secrets", systems used by Warren Buffett, William O'Neill and The Motley Fools. If the Chicago writer would have taken the time to read and understand the book, he also would have rated it 5 stars like everyone else.
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