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Title: Investment Psychology Explained: Classic Strategies to Beat the Markets
by Martin J. Pring
ISBN: 0-471-13300-0
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Pub. Date: 20 October, 1995
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $24.95
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Average Customer Rating: 3.78 (9 reviews)

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Rating: 3
Summary: Valid info, but dry
Comment: This book was required reading for a course I am taking, so maybe I remembered how I felt when I had to read "Silas Marner" in high school english. I found the book contained valid points about the psychology of trading which would be helpful to someone who was just entering the world of trading, but it seemed very dry reading to me, and repetitive. Much of it was rules for trading taken from other peoples books, and after awhile you got the feeling that you had just finished reading these rules, several times. I am currently reading "The Mind of a Trader" by Alpesh Patel, which is a similar type book (and also required reading), but somehow more readable.

Rating: 4
Summary: many useful hints
Comment: Many people, including me, discovered the psychology is the most important part for good trading. This book pointed out many commone mistakes traders often made and many pitfalls to avoid. I found some materials in this book were quite similar to the Elder's Trading for a living. Because I read Elder's book before this one so I found it was less informative than I expected. But if you didn't read any other books about investment psychology, you could still learn a lot from this one. The price is cheap and Pring's style is lucid. A good choice!

Rating: 5
Summary: A solid introduction for beginners
Comment: This book provides an excellent starting point for anyone interested in investing from a market psychology point of view. The author describes the impact of company announcements, mergers and world events on the market and how an investor can take advantage of these situations. The author also informs the reader how to evaluate his own psychology and design a winning investment strategy based on his own needs.

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