Day Trading for Dummies, 4th Edition

Not difficult to read or understand. Prepares you with information to understand and/or execute day trading.

I have not yet read the whole book, but can say from what I have read thus far - it is excellent. Ms Logue clearly knows her subject. The explanations is clear and to the point. She has a very good command of the language and her style makes reading the book not only easy but enjoyable. I would certainly recommend this book to those who, like me, are starting or considering day tradingJustice AH Veldhuizen

Some things have changed since it was written, but overall worth the money. Helps you keep from losing money.

This is a good reference book for beginners. This is not a step-by-step how-to book, but contains definitions and links to references to help you further your research on the topic.

I like it. Good condition

I've had friends and family that trade online for years now, but I only recently decided to take the plunge myself. I'm learning from different angles - online tutorials and videos teaching strategies, etc. - but this book was able to teach me a lot about the business of day trading. It is the only material that I've come across that explicitly discourages you from day trading if you have certain strong personality traits that predispose you to failing as a trader.Of course there are sections I felt no need to read through, because those securities don't interest me, but I was still able to get an overview of how those securities work. There are a few securities however that I'm now open to trading, that I wasn't before.I'm convinced that this book has helped, and will continue to help my trading journey. Thanks, Ann.

This book is hardly for "Dummies," unless they have a background in advanced mathematics and economic theory. Of course, there is so much here, that the book is somewhat of a cafeteria-style presentation, and you can certainly pick-and-choose what you want, and leave the rest alone. I was surprised, however, at how much complex mathematical equations and fairly arcane economic theories are included. Perhaps, the worst criticism is that, overall, the book is more like a dictionary, an index, or a "glossary of terms," than it is a simple how-to-do-it book. As you go through it, there is an endless supply of definitions, of words and terms, that would be better placed at the end of a book, to define all sorts of things that the typical day-trader will never have any use for anyway. More than an instruction book, this is an encyclopedic tome of nearly every possible aspect of the stock market, in addition to day-trading. The definitions are exhaustive, weary, and often taking up a paragraph or more. It does seem to try to explain day-trading, to an extent, and at the same time define every possible word and phrase that there is in the economics of the stock market. There are complex algebraic equations that are daunting to even a graduate student in mathematics, and would send shock waves down the spine of ordinary citizens who can barely recall how to do long division. Perhaps 1/3 of this book is targeted to day-trading, but it is not well organized, in the sense that the "definitions" - hundreds of them - are scrambled with the information about how to be a successful day-trader. This is, possibly, a useful textbook at the university level, but seems less useful for the "Dummies" series, and I speak as one of those Dummies, with some degree of authority.Update: June 6, 2019After reading every page and every word of this book, I noticed something odd - (and I'm not referring to the "pulpy," newsprint-style, tan paper that it's printed on), but rather that there is not a single masculine pronoun used anywhere in this book! The pronouns are either "neuter," (they, them, its, theirs, etc.), or else feminine: ("she, her, hers, herself") and so on. Throughout the book, there are hundreds of female pronouns used, and hundreds of "neuter" pronouns, but not even one masculine pronoun. This seems sexist and gender-slanted, as one would assume that the readers, and the day-traders, would be both men and women. As a former editor, this is something I would have called some attention to, before the book was put into production.

Good book. Helped me immensely.

so I'm just starting and I have to say after reading this book I was hungry for more knowledge so I've ordered 3 more books.in short it's great book in witch you have introduction into trading systems witch are explained great but leave you hungry for more but I think that's the purpose of this book 6 ⭐️

Todo en orden. Responsable y muy rapido este proveedor. Excelente. Felicitaciones...!

I have purchased 2 of these books on trading and they are amazing. So much information presented in such a basic format that anyone can comprehend it. Stock trading used to seem overwhelming until I started reading these books. I highly recommend these books to anyone looking to learn something new. If something seems overwhelming and out of reach, start with one of these books and you won't feel that way anymore.

El mejor de los libros de day traders, los otros son solo palabreo nade concreto, se puede complementar con otros títulos de la misma serie. Me gusto mucho

A good book to have the page marked for resource.