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What stock market books should I read?

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sonotme

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Hey guys

This is my first post here I would like to know what books I should read (I like audio books so any I can get on cd I would really like to know) before starting playing around with stocks.

Thanks so much

Rowan
 
Rowan, if you're going to trade CFDs, I can give you the names of two books that might be worthwhile reading...

scsl
 
I'm looking at trading but I don't know anything so any books on getting started would be great

Thanks

Rowan
 
stan weinstein-profiting in a bull and bear market good for trading im sure you will enjoy.if your new to this might take a little while to grasp but sure worth it once u do
 
sonotme said:
Hey guys

This is my first post here I would like to know what books I should read (I like audio books so any I can get on cd I would really like to know) before starting playing around with stocks.

Thanks so much

Rowan
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"Powertiming" by analyst and economist Bob Beckman, sets forth the highly original and pragmatic concepts of R.N. Elliott, the inovator of the principal explaining how today's investor can use Elliott's advanced techniques to anticipate market turns profitably. Powertiming takes the investor step-by-step through all of the key elements of forecasting future share price movements while also helping the investors develop that all-important winning attitude which is a prerequisite for success in markets.
 
I'd endorse Weinstein's book referred to above. Provides easy to understand concepts and uses clear language.

Julia
 
Realist said:
The world is full of investors who've studied the investment philosophy of Ben Graham and Warren Buffett and who purport to believe it, but who lack the stomach to actually implement it in the real world.
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Did you successfully implement it ?
 
dealova said:
Did you successfully implement it ?
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I have started well, just another 20 to 30 years to go.

I hold some good stocks that I really wanna hold forever.

Seriously how much is WDC and FGL gonna be worth in 30 years if all dividends over that time are reinvested and I never sell, so no taxes?

It is a marathon race, and I've yet to pass the first mile....
 
couple of authors to follow
alexander elder
jack shwager
mark douglas

i have a selection of trading books to sell for those interested

chris temby ... trading stock options and warrents

Daryl Guppy
.... trading tactics
.... bear trading
..... share trading
..... chart trading

Stan Weinstein .... secrets for profiting in bull and bear markets

Louise bedford
.... the secret of candlestick charting
..... the secret of writing options

Sheldon Natenberg ... option volatility and pricing ... hard back

Christopher Tate .... understanding options trading in australia

Alexander Elder
..... trading for a living .... hard back
..... study guide for trading for a living

would prefer to do a deal for the entire collection than sell them all seperately

send pm if interested


................ bris
 

Once Warren Buffett and J. Templeton told that it's difficult to buy undervalue stocks in these days. What your opinion about their saying?
 
Realist said:
if all dividends over that time are reinvested and I never sell, so no taxes?

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Why no taxes? regardless of wether you reinvest or take the dividends,you still have to declare them on your tax return.
 
Hey guys what about books on money mangement, whats books are good on that subject?
 
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