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(More customer reviews)I love reading trading books and I approach each one with an open mind. If there is one nugget of information inside -one unique idea, perspective or tool that I was unware of- then I feel that it's been time and money well spent.
I find myself struggling to come up with one in this book. The concepts are so basic, that really the only people it could usefully aid would be those new to trading. Probably the only observation I found interesting concerned pattern failure in 2009, and how the author believes that trading failure is a good strategy. Aside from that, it's basic (but nonetheless valid) advice on trendlines, stop placement, trading journals, psychology. Nothing, I'm afraid, that hasn't been covered hundreds of times elsewhere.
It's clearly written and accessible; Mr Tatro comes across as a likeable enough character. It's a fairly good (but brief) overview of the important concepts in trading, but doesn't add anything to the knowledge pool. A shame -I was hoping for something more groundbreaking.
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Trading is a zero sum game. In every trade, you're trading against every other trader. Trade the Trader is the first book that helps you understand those traders–and beat them! Hedge fund manager Quint Tatro reveals proven strategies for anticipating traders' moves, outwitting them, and profiting from them!
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