You, Me, and Trading : A Conversational Guide on the Psychology of Trading by Prashant Shah
You, Me, and Trading : A Conversational Guide on the Psychology of Trading
by Prashant Shah
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My Ratings 4.6/5
Synopsis
There is no dearth of methods for trading or trading systems, but still, many traders struggle to be consistently successful in trading and grapple with execution and self-doubt. The real problem and its solution are elsewhere.
It is very important to understand one’s trading personality and be aware of your comfortable trading style. In this context, you will find the discussion in the book relevant and interesting irrespective of whether you are a trader, investor, beginner or experienced.
All important aspects related to trading or investment style, behavior and psychology are discussed in this book. The knowledge and discussion in the book will change your perception of the market and take your trading and investment to the next level.
My Thoughts
Individuals who are new to stock market trading may find the whole affair confusing. Nonetheless, with a handy book, you needn’t be lost. Stock market books for beginners are aplenty, but the ones that matter are a few good ones to depend on for your trading education. You, Me, and Trading : A Conversational Guide on the Psychology of Trading by Prashant Shah is one of the best books on trading which have amazing information to offer.
You, Me, and Trading is one of the best trading books for beginners, which can really help you get smart with the market. Packed with valuable information, this guide also explains concepts in a way that's easy to understand as a novice trader.
This book is really good for an average person who is interested in learning the basics of a real-world investment philosophy. Spelled out smoothly – this book does a fantastic job of laying out the reasoning behind a seemingly simple investing strategy.
This book tells you how to match the market over and over again with minimal effort – however, it does not tell you how to beat the stock market. Thus, this book is recommended for someone who is just getting their hands into investing and trading. More experienced investors may not get nearly as much out of this book; however, it's a good read to brush up your investing skills.
Rather than listen to the siren songs from investment managers, investors—large and small—should instead read Prashant Shah's You, Me, and Trading : A Conversational Guide on the Psychology of Trading . It is the classic guide to getting smart about the market.
Highly Recommended!
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