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<DIV>I vote to keep the gold reports coming. Some of you use this list
like it<BR>was your personal chat room then complain about the gold
reports. The gold<BR>reports are about the markets and are valid
posts<BR><BR>So I have a question about gold. Futures and Options all
expire so what is<BR>the time table for the next financial institution to go
down. I only<BR>watched the gold move this time because I did not believe
but I will be in<BR>the market for the next move. So what is the time
table, maybe the<BR>expiration of the Dec99
contract?<BR><BR>regards<BR>Patrick.<BR></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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In a message dated 9/29/1999 7:20:48 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
ketayun@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
<< My favorites are The Tradehard.com...trading strategies, Candlestick
Charting Explained and Martin Prings Intro to Technical Analysis.
Good Trading,
Ketayun Rustom >>
I am familiar with the book by Pring and can also recommend it. Other books
that I have found particularly useful are:
Charting the Stock Market: The Wycopf Method; If my copy was handy, I would
list the authors here. It is available from www.traders.com for a very
reasonable price.
How to Make Money in Stocks by W. J. O'Neil offers some good insights for
about 11 dollars. It is a commercial for Mr. O'Neil's newspaper in a lot of
ways but it offers a good systematic approach to trading.
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by E. Lefever is a fictionalized account of
the career of one of the great stock operators from around the turn of the
century. It does not offer much in the way of trading methodologies but it
offers great insight into trading psychology and its a good story. If you
have done any trading at all, you will recognize mistakes you have made or
mistakes you can hopefully avoid.
The Truth of the Stock Tape by W.D. Gann offers common sense rules for
trading. It is old and sometimes hard to find but I have found it well worth
its price.
If you are just starting out, Charting the Stock Market and How to make Money
in Stocks are good books for getting your feet wet at a low cost.
Good Luck
Dan
Pocatello, ID
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