Technical analysis · Intermediate
Trading for a Living
Alexander Elder
Gives equal weight to method, money management and psychology. The chapters on risk per trade matter more than the indicators.
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- First published
- 1993
- Length
- 289 pages
- ISBN
- 9781560150435
The highlights
What this book actually gives you, in short.
- 1
Gives equal weight to method, money management and psychology, and argues the last two decide the outcome.
- 2
The risk-per-trade rules are more valuable than any indicator in the book.
- 3
Treats record keeping as part of the method, not admin.
At a glance
Drawn from the catalogue record — every line here is a checkable fact about the book, not an opinion about it.
- Covers Options (Finance), Stocks, Futures, Options (Futures).
- First published in 1993.
- About 289 pages, roughly 6 hours of reading.
- A scan exists but is restricted to readers with a qualifying print disability.
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