Author: Edwin Lefaivre

Jesse Livermore, the hero of this book, claims to be the greatest speculator in 100 years. The trader recommended above said that this was the first trading book he read. He didn't start trading stocks until the first time he read it. This book made him fall in love with trading.

2. "Market Guide Books"

(including "hedge fund market wizards", "new market wizards" and "stock market wizards")

Author: Jack D Yeshaayahu Schwager

The recommended trader said that he had been reading all these books over and over again. This is a treasure full of wisdom. No matter which field you want to go deep into, you can learn from the world-class traders in this field through these books.

He appreciates most the first book in the series of "Market Wizards", that is, the book that interviewed Paul Tudor Jones, Ed Secota, Bruce Kovner, Michael Marcus, William O 'Neill and Marty Schwartz.

3. How to make money from stocks (4th edition).

Author: William O 'Neill

The recommended trader said that this is also the first trading book he read. He likes this book because it combines basic technical analysis with important fundamental factors that lead to fluctuations in large-cap stocks.

4. Script: the inside story of how to think like a professional trader (there is no Chinese translation yet, and the title can be understood as "observing the internal thinking of a professional trader").

Author: Mike Bella fiori

The recommended trader said that this book had a great influence on his trading, which made him really understand what successful traders should do, and also let him know what preparation processes are needed for success every day, and constantly review these processes in order to make continuous progress. (Recommend books to improve reading skills. Welcome to the recommendation hall often ~)

5. Market Introduction: Profit from the auction process (there is no Chinese translation yet, and the title can be understood as "Market Overview: Profit from the auction process").

By Jim Dalton

The recommended trader said that this book is the author's second work on market overview, which contains the author's latest views and introduces more subtle differences in the market.

6. Intra-regional transactions.

Author: Mark Douglas

The recommended trader believes that this book helps him to think from the perspective of discovering advantages, and then stick to action without hesitation and develop his own advantages on the basis of certain principles.

This book spends a lot of time explaining how to consider possibilities. In a word, this is a good book to cultivate excellent trading thinking.

7. Winning by trading: mastering the psychology of the market (there is no Chinese translation yet, and the title can be understood as "Winning by trading: mastering the psychology of the market")

Author: Ali Kiev

The recommended trader said that he was reading this book, but it is already the top ten best investment books in his mind.

However, this may also be related to his recent tendency. He thinks he is only a student of trading psychology, so he will try to improve his level in this field.

He thinks this book has something remarkable, and puts forward a concrete view of visual practice and a self-centered way.

8. Improving traders' performance: proven strategies from the frontier of trading psychology (there is no Chinese translation yet, and the title can be understood as "Improving traders' performance: those proven and reliable strategies at the frontier of trading psychology research").

Brett Steinberg

The recommended trader said that he likes to read all the works of Steenbarger, including his blog. Some chapters in this book introduce cognitive behavior skills, which can be used to improve trading performance.

9. Trading Psychology: Tools and Skills for Paying Attention to the Market (there is no Chinese translation yet, and the title can be understood as Trading Psychology: Tools and Skills for Thinking about the Market).

Brett Steinberg

This is another masterpiece of Steenbarger. The recommended trader said that the biggest gain of this book was how to learn to observe himself while trading. In Steenbarger's words, "motivate yourself to be an inner observer".

10, thinking, fast and slow

Author: Daniel Kahneman

Recommended traders believe that this book is not a trading monograph, but it can be used for trading in many ways.

This book discusses the difference between "system 1" (intuitive/fast system) and "system 2" (slow system) of thinking. This paper not only introduces the magical ability of "system 1", but also reminds everyone that this system will also cause trouble.

It helps us to know when "system 1" is under control and how to combine "system 2" with "system 1" to make better decisions.