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Title: What Works in Online Day Trading by Mark Etzkorn ISBN: 0471372889 Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Pub. Date: 15 February, 2001 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $29.95 |
Average Customer Rating: 4.25
Rating: 4
Summary: Decent book
Comment: This is not your ordinary trading book, but one that teaches some real "usable" techniques. The book is broken up into chapters written by different people, so the tone of voice will change frequently. The prize of this book is the Seleznov breakout method, which anyone can use to trade profitably for life. That alone is worth thousands of times the price of this book. I'd recommend this for any serious amateur/semi-pro level short term trader who may be lacking a consistent trading system.
Rating: 5
Summary: Strategies you can use
Comment: I have read many "trading" books, and find this one a pleasant suprise. Section Two includes a good source of trading strategies that work, each one written by people who actually trade. Strategies covered include 1) pure price action by Gary Smith, 2) breakouts by Mark Seleznov, 3) seasonals by Steve Moore, et.al., 4) patterns by Mark Etzkorn, 4) springs and upthrusts by Hank Pruden, 5) Bow Tie patterns by Dave Landry, and a few others.
The strategies include a good summary of setups, entries, stops, and exits. These summaries are general enought that you can program them in most any backtest software you use, not just Tradestation or C++. I use them to backtest with TC2000 and TC Companion.
The book also has very good information on risk mangement, the mechanics of trading and the mindset of different trading styles.
The great thing about this book, is that it is a well integrated compilation of tools and techniques from a variety of well known and/or highly successful traders. The editor did a wonderful job of taking this diverse group and integrating the book into a very logical and usable flow.
While it may be too much for the pure beginner, this book will be most appreciated by the intermediate to advanced trader.
Rating: 4
Summary: Eclectic, but useful
Comment: This is an eclectic book. It doesn't focus on a major theme and is a collection of different people's views plus the author's.
I would not recommend this book for beginners who want to learn the basics because I don't feel the foundation is thorough.
It is a good book for those who want to see how others trade, their diverse techniques, and their opinions on trading. Also of value are the risk management techniques.
A more appropriate title would be: Different techniques by various traders and other trading tips.
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