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You have just taken a big step away from the crowd of amateurs. By opening Trading for a Living, you've resolved to become a successful trader. Dr. Alexander Elder is a professional trader, a world-class expert in technical analysis, and a practicing psychiatrist. He believes that successful trading is based on three M's: Mind, Method, and Money. First, you will see that the key to winning is inside your Mind. You will find out how to develop discipline and how to avoid the traps of emotional trading. Second, you will learn how to find good trades by using charts, computerized indicators, and other tools. You will discover how to combine several analytic Methods into a powerful trading system. Finally, you will learn how to manage Money in your trading account. The rules for limiting risks are as vital to a trader as a safety net is to a high-wire walker. With this book, you are on your way to mastering a new way of trading stocks, futures, currencies, and options. Dr. Alexander Elder helps you embark on an intense pursuit-trading for a living.
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You will see that the key to winning is inside your mind. You will find
out how to develop discipline and how to avoid the traps of emotional trading.
You will learn how to find good trades by using charts, computerized indicators,
and other tools and will discover how to combine several analytic methods
into a powerful trading system. You will also learn how to manage money
in your trading account. Included are: Individual psychology, mass psychology,
classical charting, computerized technical analysis, the neglected essentials,
stock market indicators, new indicators, psychological indicators, trading
systems, and risk management. 