Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 332.63202854678
EAN: 9781592574322
ISBN: 1592574327
Label: Alpha
Manufacturer: Alpha
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 352
Publication Date: November 01, 2005
Publisher: Alpha
Sales Rank: 505471
Studio: Alpha

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:


You're no idiot, of course. You can surf the Web with the best of them, and check the stock market online. You even did all your holiday shopping via the Internet. But when it comes to trading stocks and bonds, and especially making day trades, you leave it to your broker to call the shots. Don't make another phone trade! The Complete Idiot's guide to Day Trading Like a Pro shows you the secrets of going head-to-head with actual traders and brokers. You'll learn where the best trades are made, how to gain direct access to markets, and how to use the strategies of the top market makers. In this Complete Idiot's Guide, you get:






Rating: - Excellent book for a beginner
Recently I decided to try short-term trading. Soon I realise that I need to learn more. What is going on behind bid/ask postings, how to read and interpret Level II quotes, what is Naqdaq TotalView, what advance platforms are available today, etc? So I went to local bookstore and browsed through the section. Didn't find anything satisfactory so bought this book as a temporary solution. After an hour of reading I decided to write my first book review on Amazon.com. This is simply the best book I could ... Read More

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Rating: - MUCH Better than first edition
New edition just out. More sensible approach, and updated. Definitely worth the money, especially for new traders.

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Rating: - It does have a few nuggets ... How ever...
This particular book is fine as a general reference on the stock market, but frankly beginners will need more concrete and to the point strategies to make it as online stock traders.

The reality is that the stock market doesn't care if you are a beginner. It will gladly take your money away if you don't know what your doing. So the bottom line is, you better be PREPARED before you even think about making your first trade.

Stock trading is a very competitive field and in order ... Read More

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Rating: - Good first book on day trading
If your stock market experience is limited, this book will serve as a good introduction. The material is basic and presented in an easily understood format.

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Rating: - 0 stars if allowed
Sorry, but this book appears to have been written by a wanna be writer whose style---if you can call it that---is so blatantly irritating, condescending, and ridiculous that its facetiouseness distracts from any worth the book might otherwise provide which is minimal at best. Almost every paragraph contains a silly lead in to the next as if the writer is trying to hold your hand and help you 'get through' the material. Stuff like, 'ok, we're almost there now!' and 'I know you probably want to get right to ... Read More

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