5 Responses to “A Beginner’s Guide to Day Trading Online”

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  1. The lessons of this book can be valuable, but will not make of you a wise investor. I have known people who theoretically knew about mathematics, but most of them knew only a poor few tricks to solve roughly some counts without any sense of the logics subjacent. Sometimes simply there are good luck, and the problem solves well, but when not- when real talent is necessary- the results are disastrous. In extrapolating that, if you belong to that class of professional, no matter if a trader, of lawyer, physician, chemist, etc, etc, this book only will serve you to fall in dire straits because in Stock Market you play for yourself, with your own money and nobody will protect you, who must know and understand at less some basic ideas about politics, economics in general and many other factors that go beyond the managing of the some computer graphics. No book in whole world can teach you common sense nor instinct.
    Rating: 4 / 5

  2. I read the book. If you know about trading, you can tell that Ms. Turner does not trade!. ( As a matter of fact I KNOW she is not trading, because she doesn’t know how!!!) I wounder if she is the one giving her book 5 star reviews!. That could be a full time job!!
    Rating: 1 / 5

  3. Based on all the reviews on this book, and being a fervent student for continuous learning. I’m making it my duty to further study the markets.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  4. This book is a good read, and the author is a talented writer.

    But this is the most awful trading book ever written.

    So if you want a good read buy this book.

    If you want to lose all of your money, then apply the self contradicting, convoluted, over-dramaticized advice given in this book.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  5. Why does he have to use the exclaimation mark “!” every 2 or 3 lines? If you have heart condition, beware.
    Rating: 1 / 5

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