I raise it again for the new wave of newbies who are coming and looking for something to read. If you are good at something, never do it for free - The Joker.
I raise it again for the new wave of newbies who are coming and looking for something to read. If you are good at something, never do it for free - The Joker.
I am glad to see that several have read the book. Some ideas seemed useful to me, others not so much. Have any of you applied it in real account and it worked for you?
Yes, I took the idea of dividing the risk into parts and it has served to better adjust my entries. But I do not follow everything to the letter, that never.
I tasted it. I thought it was a nice way to lose slow instead of fast.
Honestly, it's a book that more than teaching you how to operate, makes you think about how you think about the market.
I don’t understand how anyone might find it good to average a losing position. It’s literally playing with fire!
I liked it. It’s not a perfect book, but it has interesting points. For a novice it can be a good base.
I read it and I didn't understand it. Is it in old English or what? I'm going to read it again, but this time with coffee.
It's not a technical manual, it's rather philosophical. If you're looking for magic recipes, this book isn't for you.
Just one warning: if you read it thinking you're going to turn $100 into $10,000 in a week, you're doomed from page 1.
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