The first is "technology analysis of stock market trends."
The second one is the principles of professional speculation
The third is elliot's wave theory
These are three books that the stock market must read..
“technology analysis of stock market trends”, but the content is out of date and is part of a water and soil vendetta, and is not suitable for china's special stock market。
The elliott wave theory estimates that it's hard to understand new players. I'll push a few books and if i can learn to use them, i'll make money, at least not. There is not enough technology to make a profit, but there must also be strong psychological qualities, so read it well。
The fourth one is: a financial management system for a trader must be read, and it must be kept in mind if it is to be taken seriously. Why the first book? Because i want you to understand that the management of equity funds is the most important thing at all times, that is, the need to learn to stop losses and gain. This is not a good step, basically losses and departures. Even if you were lucky enough to run into bullsville in '07, it'll come back in '08, first half of '15, and the second half of 'the liquidity crisis' will also be the delivery of food。
Stock memoirs, lots of copies, just look. Many admired a book about the legend of jesse rivermore. The psychological experience described in the book is felt when stock is fired, indexed, locked and earned. The operational points, the specific representation in the book, are classic。
The fifth one is " a life for trade." focus on his trading system — the triple filter trading system — and then change the system to suitable for its own use. Nothing else..
The sixth book is: the principles of professional speculation. It's a classic book that needs to be read carefully, and if you can't read it, you skip it. A good book, it's hard for a rookie to get in at first, because there's no experience, try to be as good as possible。
The seventh book is "japan candle chart technology". Read carefully, look carefully, and preferably master well. The book is mainly about k-line, but only for reference purposes. Now, because of the seriousness of the "a" line, which may not be accurate, or because it is illusory, it must be seen in combination with the parameters of the intersection, the mcd, etc。
The eighth book is "the wisdom of stock scrambling — the experience of working on wall street." you can start as a novel and read it again when you have some experience. It's a good book, and it's got a point. The problem is that what is needed more by the newcomers is operational advice, and what is inside is largely unattainable by the newcomers and can only be really understood in three years' time。
The ninth book, "screw from scratch" has to be read carefully, so you can download a simulator software to actually do it。
The tenth book, "shares for handcrafts", is the bible of stock investors. Putting the book in the tenth place is the top priority. Even if you're new to the stock market, you can read the way the book wants to show you how to invest, if you're good at reading it. The book, a successful stock-market genius, jesús levermore, has left valuable lessons for the world after 40 years of real-life trading in stocks, which are worth learning by all stock investors. The book is similar to an autobiography, read out loud, untried, and most of the narratives are used to record the manipulation of transactions, so readability is very strong, and the narratives are interesting. In the book, livermore elaborates on his manoeuvres and tells people how to exercise perceptive insight in the stock market, high analytical skills and extraordinary strength, his trade models, how to manipulate and how to deal discipline are still being branded investment. However, it is lamenting that the end of rivermore ended in failure, even if it was rich and hostile, with only a thousand dollars and a pistol left and a bullet to the death。
I would like to conclude by saying:
You need to be careful to invest at risk
