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Trading and Investing for Beginners: Stock Trading Basics, High level Technical Analysis, Risk Management and Trading Psychology (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced…
£15.60
If you have always wanted to learn how to invest in the stock market but never knew how, then read on because this book has been written for you.
Investing in the stock markets is not easy, but you can learn even if you have no prior knowledge.
All you need is the right resource: TRADING AND INVESTING FOR BEGINNERS.
Ruben Villahermosa, Amazon bestseller and independent trader, has created this revolutionary book with which you can learn from scratch everything you need with a simple language away from technicalities.
In this book you will learn…
- How to improve your personal economy with Financial Education.
- The most used financial theories.
- The main investment products.
- ALL the financial jargon, explained.
- The basics of Technical Analysis.
- 3 Technical Analysis Methodologies.
- 4 winning trading strategies.
- Key Risk Management concepts. ( AWESOME)
- Emotional management, cognitive biases.
- How to develop a trading plan step by step.
- How to properly record and review your trades.
- And how to start taking your first steps.
And much more…!
Don’t wait any longer, BUY THE BOOK NOW and discover how you too can make money in the stock market.*black and white edition
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Additional information
| Publisher | Independently published (4 Jan. 2022) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 343 pages |
| ISBN-13 | 979-8793792448 |
| Dimensions | 15.24 x 1.98 x 22.86 cm |
by mark
The book itself is as described apart from the charts not being in colour and they should be. They need to be in colour to understand them. I’m presuming this is a pirate copy, do not purchase this book off here.
by I. Jones
This is the first in a series of three books on investing by RV Chaves. I bought it because I want to retire and my pension isn’t enough to live on so I am looking for a way to boost my income before I blow all my savings.
If you’ve never invested in stocks and shares, real currencies or cryptocurrencies, this is a good, up to date introduction to a world where you can win big and lose bigger. The author not only introduces the main markets where fortunes are won and lost. He also covers the most important things for a beginner: managing risk, managing your money and managing your emotions. The key is to develop a plan and stick to it, then tweak it as your experience grows and markets change. Keep a journal – an accurate record of what you did and why. Then learn from that journal. What you must never do is pile in on a whim or follow tips from so-called experts. And never try to punish the market by desperately trying to win back a loss. Take it on the chin. Be patient, be stoical.
There’s a lot of good stuff here but be aware that the author has an agenda. As he admits, his particular area of expertise is the Wykoff Methodology, and this is where he leads us. Richard Wykoff was a trader in New York who died in 1934. Nearly a century ago he developed a system whereby the small retail trader could track what the big players – the market movers – are doing and copy them. This first volume gives us a flavour of Wykoff. I’ve seen people on YouTube offering courses on what seems to be the Wykoff Methodology. They don’t use the term as they pass off the ideas as their own and then charge you a grand for peddling someone else’s ideas. With this book and the other two in the series, you get the full dosage of Wykoff for around 65 quid. It’s excellent value.