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Here is part 1 of the Trend Trading course. Introduction To Trading is geared towards someone who would like to know the basics of trading either stocks or options and the basic of trade order entry and money management. More videos to follow.

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I little while ago I finished the CD-ROM course by Kevin Haggerty called “How to successfully trade the 123 strategy.” It took me about a month, using whatever spare time I had, however those with plenty of spare time can finish the Kevin Haggerty course in a week or less.

The course is basically an in-depth look at double bottoms and double tops. It should be called “How to trade double bottoms and double tops,” but that I guess would not sell any courses, so they use a fancier title.

by Das Brain

I read the book “The Disciplined Trader” by Mark Douglas a few months back, and was able to get a lot useful information from the book.

If you have been trading for a while, then you know that psychology is a big big part of trading. Doesn’t matter what kind of trading you do, equities, forex, bonds or futures the right frame of mind will make you a more consistent trader, than a trader who let their emotions control their itching mouse button finger.

by Das Brain 

I’ve had over 5 years of experience dabbling in buying stocks and trading options in the intermediate time frame (1 month to 2 years) before I read Toni Turner’s book called “A Beginner’s Guide to Day Trading Online.” Believe it or not, I have not read many stock investing books while dabbling in stock and options over the years until only recently. I read “A Beginner’s Guide to Day Trading Online,” at the beginning of this year about 2 months before I started trading full-time .

by Das Brain

I just finish reading the book “The Electronic Day Trader” for the second time. I bought this book back in year 2001 when the whole day trading thing during the dot com boom was hot and read over it once back then but it didn’t really stick. What I mean by that was what I read kinda just went through my eyes and out my head, I’m sure everybody has read a book before but forgot much of it shortly after. I guess at the time I did not treat it seriously, I didn’t take notes.