Any books you can recommend me about trading practices?

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Quote from: Mimsoo on August 13, 2017, 05:37:15 AM

I could research on my own but i would rather narrow down my research time through you guys. Thank you.

If you define investment in this market, you do not need to read many books. Just update the news as soon as possible and join as many whale pumping groups as possible. It will help you find a good altcoin and you will be profitable from it. Long-term investment in this market will be of no value. Grin

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If you just want earn money, i think its no need to read a book because you will give up anytime.

Reading is a habit, not aim to earn something, its just a life style! Grin

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Books? I guest there is no books to read for trading practices and only youtube only is best way to understand easily. Because you can see the actual happen when someone in trading. But you can search for the books so you can learn a lot.

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If your focus is more on trading, then I think you better get yourself books on chart reading and risk management before investing your hard earned cash into it.

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Quote from: Mimsoo on August 13, 2017, 05:37:15 AM

I could research on my own but i would rather narrow down my research time through you guys. Thank you.

I suggest The Trading Code by Jason Cam it's meant for the beginners like us Wink

it tackles basic strategies

and how to read charts as well.

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I never learned how to trade books. Now a lot of information on the Internet, a lot of different training channels and articles.

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Quote from: Mimsoo on August 13, 2017, 05:37:15 AM

I could research on my own but i would rather narrow down my research time through you guys. Thank you.

maybe learning bitcoin through youtube tutorials is easier to understand than reading books that are sometimes too complicated, learning through youtube First we can immediately ask the moderator to explain in detail and two explanations online through the contact provided, there are so many choices for us to determine the mentor suitable for us.

people's makeup are different, some prefer reading to watching video. Some also take it to be out of intelligence and hardwork is reading to watching video tutorials. For a longer book reading just 5-7 minute video tutorial should help better. Also for a technology that requires a daily update, all the available avenue for getting information should be engaged.

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Quote from: Mimsoo on August 13, 2017, 05:37:15 AM

I could research on my own but i would rather narrow down my research time through you guys. Thank you.

maybe learning bitcoin through youtube tutorials is easier to understand than reading books that are sometimes too complicated, learning through youtube First we can immediately ask the moderator to explain in detail and two explanations online through the contact provided, there are so many choices for us to determine the mentor suitable for us.

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a thread on this forum gave extensive list of research into cryptocurrency, and I believe most of the books available will still lack information of some trading Ideas. I will one expect seeking knowledge in stock exchange, investment strategies and blockchain technology; this seemed to be the combine aspects of cryptocurrency now

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Quote from: Mimsoo on August 13, 2017, 05:37:15 AM

I could research on my own but i would rather narrow down my research time through you guys. Thank you.

There are plenty books to read. And if its about trading there are lots of them out there, but the problem lies in finding the one that is self explanatory and one that can help a newbie get along. I recommend the DUMMIES series of books

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Quote from: Mimsoo on August 13, 2017, 05:37:15 AM

I could research on my own but i would rather narrow down my research time through you guys. Thank you.

For what I could recommend to you is this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11085774
in that link you will see the procedure of the proper way of doing the actual trade in the exchange platform. And you can also watch you tube talking about trading analysis or others.

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Quote from: perfect999 on August 26, 2017, 03:12:23 AM

There are a lot of books out there for you to read to learn about trading, I think the best you would find would be the DUMMY series, It is something like CURRENCY TRADING for DUMMIES or maybe BITCOIN TRADING FOR DUMMIES

you have Technical analysis for dummies, Fundamental analysis for dummies, caddlestick charts for dummies

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Definitely The Disciplined Trader by Mark Dougles, It's all about the mindset.

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There are a lot of books out there for you to read to learn about trading, I think the best you would find would be the DUMMY series, It is something like CURRENCY TRADING for DUMMIES or maybe BITCOIN TRADING FOR DUMMIES

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Op I think there are many free books on cryptocurrency trading and the best thing to do is to google what you are looking for. Though any information you will get online for both purchase or free will not guide you much to trade professionally. You most developed your skills as trading is a game of skills.

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Quote from: lovesybitz on August 15, 2017, 11:43:13 PM

Quote from: Mimsoo on August 13, 2017, 05:37:15 AM

I could research on my own but i would rather narrow down my research time through you guys. Thank you.

I had no idea mate, about the concern that you wanna about in trading. But there is link which I can give you were I know it could help you out about your concerns check this one https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11085774 this is good the beginner that would like to practice about in trading.

Nice one mate!

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Quote from: virasog on August 18, 2017, 03:49:09 PM

Then, learn everything you can about the Commodities Market because Bitcoin is illegally a commodity. That, read everything you can legally about currency and no the loss. There are too many people here that have no idea what they're talking about. Next, review everything that you've already learned. Right now I'm giving you about 90 days of reading and by the time you're done with all of that is going to just be a mish-mosh information in your head go back to day one start over and do it all again.

It's kind of like watching a movie for the second time, once you know how the movie ends it makes some of the actions in the beginning and where we take on your meeting. To the OP question, Bitcoin trading practices book maybe be good for few people who are totally newbie, but for us who have been with bitcoin for quite a lot time, Trading comes only with practice. No matter how good book you read about the trading, once you practically preform the trading thats where your real learning process begins.

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Quote from: Cheburekus on August 16, 2017, 12:53:07 PM

Bitcoin Trading and Investing: A Complete Beginners Guide to Buying, Selling, Investing and Trading Bitcoins by Benjamin Tideas. As for me, this is an informative book about Bitcoin. After reading this book, you can understand whether bitcoin trading is right for you

I have read this book and it is really awesome I never ever though that someone would know here about this book as well as I do. So I would like to say that you should post the PDF as well because people will come here to buy easily because it is interesting book around the world about bitcoin there are many information in this book.

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Quote from: Mimsoo on August 13, 2017, 05:37:15 AM

I could research on my own but i would rather narrow down my research time through you guys. Thank you.

For me I'm just browsing it to the internet about trading so that I can get an ideas that I can apply to this and it is effective. There's a lot resources online but make sure you should know how to evaluate every information that you read so that you can avoid misunderstanding. But if you don't have internet then my advice to you is to read economics books .

Reading is something that kids do in school. It is correct that reading books and searching on internet will give a lot of information but in practical life what matters is skills that you got to build. If you have skills only then you can be successful in trading or any other practical life field. And you can build up you skills by practicing. Here fits the quote “practice makes a man perfect”. Start trading with ordinary money you have at lower level then slowly increase it and then when you feel that you are prepared enough to move to bitcoin the start using bitcoin in trading.

Reading different articles and books bout trading will helps us to learn and become a expert trader. We can learn many information if we try to search it in google.com.

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Quote from: Mimsoo on August 13, 2017, 05:37:15 AM

I could research on my own but i would rather narrow down my research time through you guys. Thank you.

better learn it on reddit and google instead , to find a book that have trading learning s difficult to obtain , probably its available on amazon or other online shop , why wasting to buy a book if you can learn it for free , i mean reddit and google will come in handy

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