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1. Steven2006-11-21 19:10:00 UTC
   I am still in the reading phase but I like the way you break down the categories. I have read a few books were I did not finish or just did not want to waste time to review because they were not worth it. I was trying to figure out a way to quickly say what you did in Cat 6 and 7 and in general order my reviews when I am finished reading. Thanks for the idea on how to do it. Steven
2. Steven2006-11-21 19:10:44 UTC
   I am still in the reading phase but I like the way you break down the categories. I have read a few books were I did not finish or just did not want to waste time to review because they were not worth it. I was trying to figure out a way to quickly say what you did in Cat 6 and 7 and in general order my reviews when I am finished reading. Thanks for the idea on how to do it. Steven
3. BBC2006-11-21 22:31:00 UTC
   Thanks for your informative site....traders like you are helping me to push myself more in trading...it is very good 'influence' - you know what I mean. Happy Holidays
4. BBC2006-11-21 22:31:24 UTC
   Thanks for your informative site....traders like you are helping me to push myself more in trading...it is very good 'influence' - you know what I mean. Happy Holidays
5. Gav2006-11-21 23:09:00 UTC
   Steven, BBC: I am glad to know that the posting actually helps. Happy holidays! :)
6. Gav2006-11-21 23:09:33 UTC
   Steven, BBC: I am glad to know that the posting actually helps. Happy holidays! :)
7. Bob2006-11-22 13:36:00 UTC
   I cannot help but notice you think O'Neil's book is boring. That is the best book written on trading. The chapter on selling will make you millions. I encourage you to take the time to read it. As a trader with over 10 years in the business, I can tell the principles laid out work at a hedge fund level, investment management level, and on an individual trader level.
8. Bob2006-11-22 13:36:34 UTC
   I cannot help but notice you think O'Neil's book is boring. That is the best book written on trading. The chapter on selling will make you millions. I encourage you to take the time to read it. As a trader with over 10 years in the business, I can tell the principles laid out work at a hedge fund level, investment management level, and on an individual trader level.
9. Gav2006-11-22 13:50:00 UTC
   Bob, Yup, I have read a lot of good words about O'neil's book. And yes, I hear you. I will pick up the book again, and hope I can upgrade the book to another category. I really appreciate your comment. Thanks.
10. Gav2006-11-22 13:50:22 UTC
    Bob, Yup, I have read a lot of good words about O'neil's book. And yes, I hear you. I will pick up the book again, and hope I can upgrade the book to another category. I really appreciate your comment. Thanks.
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13. MrMike2007-01-27 00:15:00 UTC
    Gav, Like how you categorize your reading. Don't see 'Tools and Tactics for the Master DayTrader: Battle-Tested Techniques for Day, Swing, and Position Traders' by Oliver Velez and Greg Capra on your list. One of my favorite books for talking psychology in the 1st section, and chart trading fundamentals in the latter. While there are some typos in it, I've got it on my "good reference" list
14. MrMike2007-01-27 00:15:48 UTC
    Gav, Like how you categorize your reading. Don't see 'Tools and Tactics for the Master DayTrader: Battle-Tested Techniques for Day, Swing, and Position Traders' by Oliver Velez and Greg Capra on your list. One of my favorite books for talking psychology in the 1st section, and chart trading fundamentals in the latter. While there are some typos in it, I've got it on my "good reference" list
15. easwaran2007-03-24 07:05:00 UTC
    my dear Gav greetings this is absolutely fabulous idea and it gives me great insight to go about in the market,i do not know if this books are available in my country, and the cost will be surely prohibitive, keep reading my dear may you corner niche in your chosen field thanks cheers easwaran india
16. easwaran2007-03-24 07:05:59 UTC
    my dear Gav greetings this is absolutely fabulous idea and it gives me great insight to go about in the market,i do not know if this books are available in my country, and the cost will be surely prohibitive, keep reading my dear may you corner niche in your chosen field thanks cheers easwaran india
17. chiz2008-03-19 15:04:00 UTC
    Good post. You make some great points that most people do not fully understand. "I am still in the reading phase but I like the way you break down the categories. I have read a few books were I did not finish or just did not want to waste time to review because they were not worth it. I was trying to figure out a way to quickly say what you did in Cat 6 and 7 and in general order my reviews when I am finished reading. Thanks for the idea on how to do it." I like how you explained that, Steven. Very helpful. Thanks.
18. chiz2008-03-19 15:04:48 UTC
    Good post. You make some great points that most people do not fully understand. "I am still in the reading phase but I like the way you break down the categories. I have read a few books were I did not finish or just did not want to waste time to review because they were not worth it. I was trying to figure out a way to quickly say what you did in Cat 6 and 7 and in general order my reviews when I am finished reading. Thanks for the idea on how to do it." I like how you explained that, Steven. Very helpful. Thanks.
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