1, "Walk into my trading room"
2, the stock market exercise encyclopedia 3-6 mainstream technical analysis method:
3. Japanese candle painting technology [America] steve nison
4. Technical analysis of stock market trends [America] Robert D. Edward john mackey
5. Technical Analysis of Futures Market [America] john murphy
6. The wisdom of stock trading Chen Jiangting 7-8 is a practical experience class. After reading it, it will definitely subvert the traditional wrong thinking:
7, stock trading master Livermore
8. Edwin Raphael's stock memoir 9- 10, covering many aspects such as strategy and fund management:
9, the principle of professional speculation [America] Victor Spalanti
10, the road to freedom in the financial kingdom
Book introduction:
1, "Walk into my trading room"
You are sure to succeed. There have been successful precedents before, and now, just today, there are also successful cases all over the world. If you love learning, if you dare to take the necessary risks. If you are attracted by its huge return and are ready to put it into practice, you have a great goal waiting for you to achieve.
In Walk into My Trading Room, Dr. Alexander Aird will take you far beyond the 3m (mind-brain, method-method, money fund management) mentioned in his previous global bestseller Trading for a Living. He will teach you how to manage your money and time. How to make a strategy so that you can enter the market with confidence and leave with profits. This is a rare good book, which educates novices and makes professional players more unstoppable. He provides expert guidance, tried and tested trading methods, and a novel and unique teaching model. You also have the opportunity to follow him through several real transactions, and the entry and exit points of the transactions vividly reproduce the important ideas taught in this book. 2. The stock market practice.
Many investors fail in stock trading, not because they read too few stock books, nor because the stock market is not enough. The real reason is the lack of necessary intensive training process. There is a simple reason. The stock market is like a battlefield. If you go straight to the battlefield without training, you will probably lose. In view of this situation, we organized relevant experts and traders to carefully design and compile the first set of intensive stock market training exercises for investors in China. This exercise integrates basic analysis, technical analysis and psychological analysis of the stock market, and has the dual purpose of learning and practice. As a study, it emphasizes practice in learning and practice in middle school. At the beginning of each chapter, there is an introduction to the main points of stock operation, as well as a list of K lines and technical drawings, which is convenient for readers to learn and consult quickly. Moreover, the exercises in this book are put together with the reference answers. Readers who encounter difficulties in doing exercises can directly look at them as an introduction to stock market skills. As an exercise, it designs a single exercise for each operation mode of the stock market, and each operation mode has a systematic intensive training scheme. At the end of each chapter, there are tests for readers to check themselves. The design ideas, contents and methods of this book are original, and the examples cited in the book are all from Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets, which is of great enlightenment and guiding significance to investors.
This book is informative, easy to understand, simple and practical. It can be used as an introductory guide for new investors to learn stock market operation skills, and can also help old investors to improve their trading level through intensive training. It is a rare practical reference book for stock practice. 3. Japanese candle painting technology [America] steve nison
Although the Japanese candle map has a history of hundreds of years, steve nison is the first to systematically sort out the K-line theory and combine it with western technical tools, so that technical analysts all over the world know this theory, and no one can deny its position in the K-line field. 4. Technical Analysis of Stock Market Trends [America] Robert D. Edward john mackey
It is a miracle that a book written in the middle of the 20th century still maintains its practicality and importance today. In fact, the technical analysis of stock market trend has always been the authoritative work of stock market chart analysis. Pirates, imitations and pale impostors emerge one after another, just like seagulls following fishing boats engaged in production. However, the fact is that none of them added anything new to the original knowledge system of Edward and Maggie (Maggie participated in the revision until the fifth edition).
What makes a book extremely difficult to become a classic? Not only become a classic, but also become a guide and manual for current actual combat?
In order to answer the above question, we must ask another question: What is the chart form? The chart form discovered and analyzed by the author of this book is a graphic representation of constant human behavior in a complex multivariable environment.
They are descriptions of various human behaviors related to a single variable (i.e. price). Price has produced a series of influences and consequences: fear, greed, desire, deception, malice, naivety, estimated profits, brokers' need for income, gullibility, professional financial planners' desire for performance and job stability, stock supply and demand, currency liquidity and currency flow, self-destruction, passivity, trap setting, matchmaking, blind arrogance, conspiracy, deception and double trading, moon phase and sunspot.
Chart form is the language of the market, which tells us that this stock is in pain before it dies; That stock is flying to the moon in a rocket; A stock is involved in a life-and-death battle; The other stock has just defeated the empty side and is changing from defense to attack.
In short, they are the indelible fingerprints left by human nature in the biggest competition that human beings have experienced except war.
Just as Freud painted images of human psychology, Edward and Meggie described human intelligence and emotion in financial markets. They not only drew authoritative images, but also invented methods to explain the behavior of people and markets, and profited from them. It is hard to imagine further progress in this field until artificial intelligence is supplemented by unimaginable computer hard disks to make new breakthroughs. 5. Technical Analysis of Futures Market [America] john murphy
The textbook of new york Institute of Finance is the masterpiece of john murphy, an American market technical analyst, and is regarded as the Bible of contemporary market technical analysis. This book brings together various theories and methods of market technical analysis, always pointing out the advantages and disadvantages of various methods in practical application and the specific methods used together under various environmental conditions. At the same time, it has three characteristics: excellent teaching materials, authoritative reference books and practical operation guides. 6, "The Wisdom of Stock Trading" Chen Jiangting
Based on the experience and lessons of investing in the stock market on Wall Street 10, and on the basis of studying the famous western stock market works and biographies of stock market masters for hundreds of years, the author makes a deep discussion on the most fundamental and important issues of investing in the stock market, and expounds the successful methods and processes from complexity to simplicity. These include the family instructions of Wall Street, the four stages of learning stocks, how to overcome negative psychological habits, develop their own stable stock trading model, how to choose a critical point, how to deal with large-scale manipulation, how to make use of big opportunities, and how to cultivate intuition about stock trends. ...
Author's brief introduction Chen Jiangting,/kloc-0 was born in Fujian in 1962,/kloc-0 graduated from Shanghai jiaotong university in 1982, and/kloc-0 went to study in the United States in 1983 with a master's degree in mechanical engineering and international finance. Now it is mainly based on stock trading. 7. Livermore, "Stock Master Manipulation"
This book is a classic work in the field of American investment. It was first published in 1940. Jesse Livermore is a legend on Wall Street. This book explains his trading skills and methods in detail. It is precisely because he has been a practitioner in the securities market for ten years that he has written his own practical experience and lessons, not only expounding his own practical theory, but also introducing specific methods. So this book has a unique value completely different from theoretical books. Investment is an art, and it is best to have a master to guide us. Although we have missed the example of this speculative master, there is no doubt that this book is Livermore's heartfelt words of preaching and teaching. Read it carefully to understand the new ideas, which is second only to his personal suggestion. 8. "Handwritten Memoirs of Stocks" Edwin? Raphael
Memoirs of a Warren is a biographical novel about Jesse David Livermore, one of the greatest stock speculators of all time. The insights between the lines in the book are timeless, which not only inspired countless generations of investors, but also made it a first-class investment classic in history.
Kenneth L. Fisher, a famous investor, said: "After 20 years of vicissitudes, Memoirs of Stock Handwriting is still one of my favorite books in my life." And Jack Yeshaayahu Schwager's evaluation also deserves our attention: "When interviewing the 30 most outstanding securities traders of our time, I asked them the same question-which book is the most inspiring? So far, the top of this list is still the masterpiece published more than 70 years ago-"Handwritten Memoirs of Stocks"! " 9. The principle of professional speculation [America] Victor Spalanti
Victor's market forecasting method is to combine technical analysis, statistical methods and economic fundamentals. Seemingly simple, many people use these three methods, but few people can accurately predict them. It's not how much you know, but the truth and relevance of what you know. The key lies in how a sentence and a little knowledge form a series of inferences and conclusions. This is the "key thinking principle". Everyone looks at the same technical figures, the same statistical data, and faces the same economic fundamentals. Why can Victor see clearly and you can't? Different reasoning processes will naturally draw different conclusions. The difference lies in the reasoning process. 10, the road to freedom in the financial kingdom
The Road to Financial Freedom is a very suitable book for investors. It has excellent systematicness, completely introduces investment strategies, and helps readers to become mature investors and take the initiative to control their own wealth.
Many people hope to get the secret of beating the stock market once and for all. However, after examining the actual transactions, this book finds that all roads lead to Rome: long-term trend tracking, fundamental analysis, value investment, band trading, spread, arbitrage and cycle. Whether traders or investors, the most important thing is to find a way to suit their own personality and goals, and to straighten their mentality, so as to achieve the realm of financial freedom.
On the basis of emphasizing self-exploration and psychological factors, readers are gradually guided to establish their own systems (knowing themselves, preparing, making plans, selecting, entering the market, withdrawing from the market, making profits and evaluating), collecting the entry skills, experiences and classic ideas of investment masters, and comparing the actual effects of various investment strategies. At the same time, this book also introduces many important contents neglected by other investment works: expectation, position size, target, macro environment, fund management and so on.
In addition to its excellent systematicness, the book's easy-to-understand metaphorical style also helps readers to better understand investment.