[TimRacette]

The following list of books are some of the most highly recognized among all great traders and should be read and reread.

My top 3:

* Reminiscences of A Stock Operator by Edwin Lefevre
* Pit Bull by Marty "Buzzy" Schwartz
* Market Wizards by Jack D. Schwager

[gosu]

There are no "must read" books for trading. You are gullible if you believe there is a trading book that contains something that a trader cannot do without. And no, knowing the Japanese names of candlesticks and writing about them in English does not make one a trader.

[naveen1985]

here are some good books:

Encyclopedia Of ChartPatterns 2nd Edition - Download Encyclopedia Of Chart Patterns, 2nd Edition.pdf
JackSchwager-Stock MarketWizards - Download Jack Schwager - Stock Market Wizards.pdf
SCHWAGERJackDTheNewMarket Wizards - Download SCHWAGER, Jack D The New Market Wizards .pdf
Fooled by Randomnesshttp - Download Fooled by Randomness.pdf for free on uploading.com
TheDisciplinedTrader - Download Douglas, Mark - The Disciplined Trader .pdf for free on uploading.com

[sadscorpion]

no any single book will make u a successful trader.... u may get tips and ground tips for the trading but never ever any any holy gril...
here i share my there books that give me gud knowledge to improve my trades .
if anyone need this plz send me PM with email address i will send him through email.

Nison_.Steve.-.Japanese.Candlestick.Cha rting.Techniques
18 Trading Champions Share Their Keys To Top Trading Profits
Trade What You See by Larry pesavento and leslie jouflas

thanks

[naveen1985]

books are read so that we can learn from others mistake...they are like guides..
I have shared my books here

Currently i have books like trading for a living, Trading in the zone and i will be adding more...

[sheaphilip]

Originally Posted by TimRacette »

The following list of books are some of the most highly recognized among all great traders and should be read and reread.

My top 3:

* Reminiscences of A Stock Operator by Edwin Lefevre
* Pit Bull by Marty "Buzzy" Schwartz
* Market Wizards by Jack D. Schwager

what a great collection of books here iam thankfull to all who share the names of these books and there suggetions

[OsbourneCox]

I would add Art of the Trade. More biographical than technical but I think it has the single most valuable "big picture" concept in it for traders. (Takes a while to get to it, but it's an enjoyable read along the way.)