Mastering the Trade (McGraw-Hill Trader's Edge)

Expert tactics to become make the most of every swing trade

In Mastering the Trade, veteran trader and educator John Carter shares his hard-won five-point technique for successful swing trading. In addition, Carter helps you move to the next level of confidence by explaining how markets really work and detailing behind-the-scenes market mechanics.

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From: Amazon
Posted: Aug-25-2009

A GREAT BOOK!

This is a MUST-HAVE book for people who have just begun trading actively. The set-ups that he included in this books are proven techniques that highly increase the probability of being profitable. Grab a copy!

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Posted: Jul-23-2009

it works....

Im not going to write about the topics in this book, as you can easily find out by reading it. I will, however, give you my honest opinion of this text. There are also plenty of other good reviews you can read to get a synopsis of this title.The book is logically written and easy to follow. You...

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Posted: Jun-29-2009

Mastering the Trade

I think this book was very helpful, it covered different plans, setups, it stresses good money and risk management techniques. I found there could be something of use either from a novice to an experienced person point of view. John Carter puts down some nice example views, and explains them...

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Posted: Jun-29-2009

No Quality

First of all, i should point out that no one should expect someone to release "proven techniques for profiting" about the markets. The title is just for marketing purposes, and none of the trading methodologies in the book are by no means consistently profitable techniques. However, some chapters...

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Posted: Jun-18-2009

ONE OF BETTER TRADER BOOKS, BUT ...

THE TRADING BOOKS I HAVE SEEN ARE MOSTLY GARBAGE.THIS ONE IS A CUT ABOVE THOSE.BUT, AFTER READING THE CHAPTER ON GAPS,(HE FADES BOTH THE UP AND DOWN) I GOT BUSY WRITINGA PROGRAM TO TEST IT. DOESN'T WORK.JUST FROM THE OPEN TO THE CLOSE GAP UPS TENDTO GO A BIT FURTHER AND THE SAME FOR GAP DOWNS.

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Posted: Jun-09-2009

An interesting way of presentation

The author has an interesting way of presenting the material in that each chapter deals with how to trade a specific setup. Each chapter discusses a specific play including: trading the gaps, pivot points in trending markets, fading the opening tick, scalping, swing plays, end of day plays etc....

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Posted: Feb-09-2009

A really good reference book

I enjoyed the book a lot and learned a ton. I use the 8/21 ema crosses in my own trading and found it really helpful to take his suggestions and keep it simple. I reference back to this book often when I start swaying away from my plan. I get his free newsletter every pre-trading day evening...

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Posted: Jan-17-2009

comprehensive overview of trading

Excellent book - in my opinion, should be on every beginner to intermediate trader's list of 'must-reads'. Is comprehensive because it addresses assessing market internals, favorite trade setups, creating a trading plan, and trader psychology (includes a personality test), all of which is a...

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Posted: Jan-14-2009

What a crock

Save your money ! I have been studying stock market trading for 20 years and have read all the top rated books, and I have a 145 iq, so I can read between the lines when it comes to all the books, all the charts, indicators and the markets themselves.. and my conclusion is that.. there is NO way...

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Posted: Jan-03-2009

Techniques mentioned in this book are not backtested

As a systematic trader, I don't judge the book by how most people have been reviewing it, I judge by how the ideas mentioned in the book have been proving themselves in real market. It is in this sense that I found the book very shallow, skin-deep. Yes, the author talked about a dozen of trading...

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