Technical analysis · Intermediate
Market Wizards
Jack D. Schwager
Interviews with traders who use contradictory methods and still win. The shared thread is risk control, which is the actual lesson.
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- First published
- 1993
- Length
- 458 pages
- ISBN
- 9780887306105
The highlights
What this book actually gives you, in short.
- 1
Interviews traders whose methods flatly contradict each other, which is itself the lesson.
- 2
The one thing every subject shares is strict loss control, not a forecasting edge.
- 3
Useful early, because it kills the idea that one correct system exists.
At a glance
Drawn from the catalogue record — every line here is a checkable fact about the book, not an opinion about it.
- Covers Interviews, Financial futures, Futures market, Floor traders (Finance), Futures.
- First published in 1993.
- About 458 pages, roughly 10 hours of reading.
- A scan exists but is restricted to readers with a qualifying print disability.
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