by: John Magee
Label: J. Magee
Manufacturer: J. Magee
Number Of Pages: 423
Publication Date: 1958
Publisher: J. Magee
Sales Rank: 1226035
Studio: J. Magee
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- A Pioneering Work on Markets and TradersThis is the book I would recommend to anyone interested in trying his hand at the stock market.
It is not, however, exciting, by any stretch of the imagination. Nor is it a book to read over the weekend. Magee takes his time, and the reader would do well to take his time also.
This is a book to think long thoughts about. It is not at all difficult. It is, in fact, very easy. But the concepts which it addresses are fundamental, in the deepest sense of the word, to ... Read More
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- Deep smart thoughts about the misteries of Wall Street,I red this book once and about thirty years ago. I remained immediately impressed by the original and strange way to face problems of communications between traders, brokers and the entire world around the stock exchanges of the world. After so many years, I still remember the intriguing profoundness of its contents and now I know how the entire financial world is totally dominated by these unsolved problems of communication much more that by rationale behaviour and logic reactions of people ... Read More
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