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Reddit mentions of Come Into My Trading Room: A Complete Guide to Trading
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Here's the most important stuff:
Adam Grimes, free course, book and blog. Currently the best educator on technical analysis because he has a very good balance between a quantitative and a discretionary approach. Also extremely cheap, you only pay for the book. Be free to ignore his meditation and hand drawing stuff.
Alexander Elder, it's a bit more general and less rigorous, but has a lot of nuggets.
Chat with traders, a lot of guests are there to sell you shit and are incredibly boring, but you can spot them pretty easily once you listen to a couple of podcasts.
But what benefited me most was backtesting (the right way, going bar by bar). I backtested hundreds of trades and a few half dozen approaches/strategies, found something that worked, forward tested it, went live. That's what I would recommend because it saves you a lot of time, you don't need to spend a year with a $500 account to find out if your strategy works, and a lot of the psychological issues disappear.
finanza: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEDIj9JBTC8
economia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoGuH3JbMPw
libro per neofiti: https://www.amazon.com/Come-Into-My-Trading-Room/dp/0471225347
questo fatto molto bene: http://www.traderpedia.it/wiki/index.php/Pagina_principale
A good all around book would be Come into my Trading Room by Alexander Elder. He goes over the basics and psychology of trading.
http://www.amazon.com/Come-Into-My-Trading-Room/dp/0471225347
Psychology is the biggest problem in investing. It's far more difficult than seeing setups. Why do you think that books by psychologists are the most highly regarded trading books on the market?(see Alexander Elder and Van K Tharp). I would also recommend "Influence" by Cialdini, which was recommended by Warren Buffet's vice chair Charlie Munger - that's how I heard of the book. Cialdini talks about "confirmation bias", which might help you. You seem to "have gotten into a rut and furnished it". You're also suffering from perfectionism. Perfectionism differs from excellence in that it is like standing a foot from the target while shooting arrows.
Try little trades and draw some blood. Learning how to handle losses is way more important for you right now than seeing setups. Just don't get into the mode of having to break even on the next trade - the bane of good trading. (Psychologist Kahneman won a noble prize in economics for explaining why this is so).
Heres a link to Elder's book:
http://www.amazon.com/Come-Into-My-Trading-Room/dp/0471225347
Livro: Come into My Trading Room: A Complete Guide to Trading (Wiley Trading) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0471225347/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_9T6CwbH3BB3AZ
(Desculpa o link ser internacional, é só pra mostrar a capa)