Order of reading list pls

So ive read through the past threads on bookings and compiled a list of the better ones imo.

I however am not sure which order to go about reading them though. My trading knowledge is very limited at the moment, although i have been through some of the ASX modules.

Ive read Nick Radges book, Trade your way to financial freedom and the universal principles of successful trading.

Im not sure which book to read next. I am leaning towards technical analysis and systems trading.

- System Design and Testing: Trading Systems and Methods by
Perry Kaufman
- The Trading Game by Ryan Jones
- Technical Analysis of Stock Trends - Edwards and Magee
- Technical Analysis of the Futures Markets-John Murphy
- Alexander Elder - Trading for a living
- Beyond Technical Analysis by Tushar Chande
- Mastering the Trade - Carter
- Security Analysis - Benjamin Graham

Which is the next logical step for a beginner?

Thanks!

Also, on a side note, have any of you tried reading trading books on the kindle3 or kindle DX? Thoughts?

Thinking of picking one up

If I was a beginner looking at systems Design Id now be Getting Ami Broker and getting familiar with how that works.
Buying Bandy's books on system testing and design.
There goes 12 mths- 24mths

tech/a said:

If I was a beginner looking at systems Design Id now be Getting Ami Broker and getting familiar with how that works.
Buying Bandy's books on system testing and design.
There goes 12 mths- 24mths

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Oh yeah i was meant to include that in there too, thanks. Will it be suitable for a beginner however?
With AmiBroker its a once off payment right? Are there any ongoing costs I'd have as a beginner just to fiddle?

It takes time to learn any skill, so thats fine

tech/a said:

If I was a beginner looking at systems Design Id now be Getting Ami Broker and getting familiar with how that works.
Buying Bandy's books on system testing and design.

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+1.

Goponcho, there's some Amibroker threads on ASF worth checking out, Howard Bandy pops in occasionally too. Amibroker + Bandy's books will set you back only a few hundred dollars and the education you get will far exceed any of the "Get Rich Quick" courses so prevalent nowdays.

goponcho said:

Oh yeah i was meant to include that in there too, thanks. Will it be suitable for a beginner however?
With AmiBroker its a once off payment right? Are there any ongoing costs I'd have as a beginner just to fiddle?

It takes time to learn any skill, so thats fine

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Youll need a data feed.
Yahoo is free but not that clean.
Premium Data when your serious.

tech/a said:

Youll need a data feed.
Yahoo is free but not that clean.
Premium Data when your serious.

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Okay thank you!
Yahoo should be fine until later on