Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)If you are searching around on Amazon for a book that will get you started in day trading, this is it. Josh DiPietro will give you the straight truth about the reality of being a day trader. It is a career choice like any other. It takes hard work to become successful. Almost every beginning trader blows...
The Truth About Day Trading Stocks: A Cautionary Tale About Hard Challenges and What It Takes To Succeed (Wiley Trading) Review
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Palmer Harmon
on 12/31/2011
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day trading,
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Jedediah Smith (Wld Explorers) (Z) (World Explorers) Review
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explorer,
fur trade,
native american,
western history
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)i thought this book was very well written and i learned a lot about jedediah smith and after i read this book i went to my local library and checked out another book on jedediah smith i also learned about other pioneersClick Here to see more reviews about: Jedediah Smith (Wld Explorers) (Z) (World Explorers)Chronicles...
An American Hedge Fund: How I Made $2 Million as a Stock Operator & Created a Hedge Fund Review
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Palmer Harmon
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autobiography,
day trading,
finance,
get rich,
hedge fund,
hedge funds,
honesty,
make money,
stock market,
timothy sykes
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I really do not like giving negative comments, but after reading the book and having been an active trader for over 6 years, I KNOW this book will not help anyone in their trading or yearning for insight or knowledge. I do not believe Tim is a very good trader, but was able to take advantage of a special...
The Chouteaus: First Family of the Fur Trade Review
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american history,
biography,
missouri,
westward expansion
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)A movie of the life of the Chouteaus would have to be one of those generational epics running as a week-long series on channels such as HBO. "This family [featured] energetic, adventurous men destined to play significant roles in the advance of the United States and Euro-American civilization westward...
Frontier Diplomats: Alexander Culbertson and Natoyist-Siksina among the Blackfeet Review
Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Having lived among the Blackfeet and discovering that my Dr. here in WI is related to the main characters, this was a great read and one that kept my attention. Having the map in the book helped identify the places that they had traveled. Anyone interested in American Indians, especially the Blackfeet...
Strategies for Profiting on Every Trade: Simple Lessons for Mastering the Market Review
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Palmer Harmon
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charts,
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stock market,
swing trading,
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Although there are many insightful and terrific lessons to be learned here if you are a Pristine Trained Trader you will recognize the book to be a compilation of Paul Lange's weekly trading lessons. A free weekly service from Pristine. I suspect Mr. Velez' name was added for name recognition and, thus...
The Asylum: The Renegades Who Hijacked the World's Oil Market Review
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commodities,
corruption,
economics,
energy,
exchanges,
financial crisis,
futures,
markets,
nymex,
oil
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)If you've ever wondered who on earth is behind $4 gasoline or $100-plus oil, look no further than this book, which tells the story of the untrained, rebel scrappers from Manhattan who built this stranger-than-fiction monstrosity. It's all here, which is why some haters on this page don't want you to...
Trappers of the Far West: Sixteen Biographical Sketches (Bison Book) Review
Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I believe five separate collections of mountain man biographies have been published now by Bison Books, all containing biographical essays culled from LeRoy R. Hafen's ten-volume series THE MOUNTAIN MEN AND THE FUR TRADE OF THE FAR WEST, published between 1965 and 1972. This was the second of the five....
Wintering Review
Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I read the Broken Blade,in school and I loved it. So i read this on my own. I normaly hate reading, but the Broken Blade was so good that I had to buy it. Good thing too, It is even better than the first. I really liked the part where the bear went crazy. I think that this book would be great for anyone...
High Probability Trading Strategies: Entry to Exit Tactics for the Forex, Futures, and Stock Markets (Wiley Trading) Review
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fibonacci,
forex,
futures,
futures trading,
fx,
investing,
method,
stock market,
technical analysis,
trading system
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Before we get started, if you are looking for a mechanical trading system, give this book a pass.The author presents four very useful tools for trading stocks, commodities, or currencies. These are: two time-frame momentum indicators, Elliott waves, Fibonacci with price, and Fibonacci with time. You...
Rendezvous Reader Review
Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)A good book to keep by the bed to help you fall asleep with images of a time that is gone forever. Not to be confused with a history book written by any one person, A Rendezvous reader is a collection of selections from journal entries, newspaper articles and books, most only a page or two long, that...
The Infidel: A Novel Based on the Life of John Newton Review
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african diaspora,
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black history,
slavery
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)The Infidel is a sometimes dark but powerfully moving story of one man's struggle to understand and accept God's faithfulness and divine grace. Mr. Musser crafts a vivid and compelling account of the life of John Newton, a British sea captain and the author of the beloved hymn "Amazing Grace." From Newton's...
A Life Wild and Perilous: Mountain Men and the Paths to the Pacific Review
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Palmer Harmon
on 12/28/2011
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exploration,
jim bridger,
kit carson,
louisiana purchase,
maps,
mountain men,
old west,
robert m utley,
rocky mountains,
western
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)In the years between 1804 and 1847, Americans explored the Louisiana Purchase, the Rocky Mountains, took California from Mexico, and colonized Oregon. And the explorers and trappers called mountain men were instrumental in all those events.Utley starts his account with George Drouillard and the legendary...
The Wanderer: The Last American Slave Ship and the Conspiracy That Set Its Sails Review
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american history,
american revolution,
biography,
e-reader,
ebook,
founding fathers,
george washington,
history,
kindle,
nonfiction
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Though it is obvious to us that slavery is unfair and immoral, it was, of course, not obvious to those who had practiced it as a tradition. Changing away from slavery in America was not done all at once, but involved various steps away from the practice. One of these steps was that in 1820 the federal...
Out of Slavery: The Journey to Amazing Grace Review
Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Deftly written by Linda Granfield, "Out of Slavery: The Journey to Amazing Grace" is the true story of John Newton, former slave trader and ship's captain who found redemption during a storm in 1748, when his slave ship, the Greyhound, was threatened with destruction. John Newton prayed for salvation...
Wide Ruins: Memories from a Navajo Trading Post Review
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american indian,
four corners,
native american history-highly recommend...,
native americans,
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)"Wide Ruins" is a wonderful reading experience on an interesting topic. Sallie Wagner weaves a personal tale of her experiences as the trader at Wide Ruins, Arizona, in the 1940's. Her story progresses quickly and she seems to provide enough detail of her experiences without lingering too long on any...
Wall Street Lingo: Thousands of Investment Terms Explained Simply Review
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Palmer Harmon
on 12/27/2011
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finance,
finance dictionary,
investing,
investment dictionary,
investment strategies,
investors,
stock analysis,
stock charting,
stock market,
wall street
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I found the title of this book deceiving in the best way possible. Wall Street Lingo is more a guided tour of Wall Street and its inner workings than a simple glossary of investment terms and lingo. Any novice to intermediate investor will benefit from Peterson's backstage pass to one of the world's...