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Free E-Book: Successful Stock Trading – A Guide to Profitability from TheChartist.com.au

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ciab on 21/06/2012 - 12:04 thechartist.com.au (1178 clicks)

Available for Kindle, iPad and in PDF.

Successful Stock Trading by Nick Radge will show you the maths behind profitability. It really is simple and is something that ALL traders, no matter the market being traded, must understand.

Nick Radge’s book Adaptive Analysis for Australian Stocks has been a huge success with some readers claiming the first 50 pages to be the “stock trader’s bible”. As only a few copies of Adaptive Analysis are still available from The Chartist, we have decided to update and release those crucial pages as a free eBook.

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  • Davo1111 on 21/06/2012 - 12:23

    show you the maths behind profitability. It really is simple

    lol

    • prosserd on 21/06/2012 - 13:03
      +2

      you think maths isn't simple?

  • jong on 21/06/2012 - 13:01

    with some readers claiming the first 50 pages to be the “stock trader’s bible”.

    Which readers? Smart, long-term-investor type readers, or people who slowly sound every word out loud as they read? Are we talking Warren Buffett or Kelly Bundy?

    • prosserd on 21/06/2012 - 13:09

      he said 'stock traders bible' - not 'stock investors bible'

      • alphonso89 on 21/06/2012 - 14:07

        trade = invest no? you buy to trade = you buy to invest at the same time?

        • chris449 on 21/06/2012 - 14:16
          +6

          My understanding, and I believe this is what prosserd is referring to, is that trading is short term and investing is long term each with associated benefits and consequences.

        • prosserd on 21/06/2012 - 15:34
          +1

          You are correct, but a lot of investors don't understand they are just traders working with a long time frame and a very low trade frequency. A 'trader' is typically a person using technical based rules to buy/sell and the 'investor' is typically using fundamental based rules to buy/sell - some people use both types of rules. We are all traders though.

          Whether the people reading this comment agree with that previous paragraph or not, investors/traders/gamblers/etc all operate on the same expectancy curve (see the book if you don't know what that is) - so understanding the maths behind it is worth knowing (things like risk/money management and trade frequency are also important to understand).

          Given the info is free in the e-book above - I can't see why some people (not you) are complaining about learning something new for free - if they don't agree with the contents in the book then sure - go ahead and complain. At least read it first :)

        • ciab on 21/06/2012 - 16:00

          I haven't read it yet (at work). Is it a good read?

  • glengood on 21/06/2012 - 13:26
    +9

    buy low, sell high ?

    • krisspy on 21/06/2012 - 14:22
      +4

      You just saved me 50+pages of text.

  • check on 22/06/2012 - 08:52

    If its by Nick Radge, its worth getting!

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