Reminiscences of a Stock Operator (General Press)

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator is a must-read for anyone in the markets. It’s not just a story—it's a masterclass in trading psychology and market strategy. Packed with insights that are as relevant today as they were a century ago. If you're serious about trading, this book belongs on your shelf. Five stars! <3

Timeless wisdom for any aspiring traders

You have to keep trying to stick with it, if you succeed to stick with book it is worth.Bit boring to read as there are not chapter name/title, figures, tables and summaries but given lesson is very effective to understand market in different conditions.

Book is very helpful

Book delves inside the mind of greatest stock trader. Must read for understanding philosophy of market in general and understanding that human psychology remains same.

Good packaging and also fine quality pages.I also search for this book on other market places but here i got the lowest price and product comes out way more good then my expectations

Although I ordered for a paperback, I got a hardcover. Illustration on the cover, binding, printing and page quality is decent. In my view, the book needs an appendix to explain some terms like 'bucket shop', 'plunger' etc. Instead of marking the chapters with roman numerals, it would have been better if they had some insightful heading as keywords for each chapter. There are few misprints and the people who composed the pages ought to have been more careful. The content is somewhat boring as it is like reading ancient history of American stock market. However we all have different tastes. Someone may like this book as well. I find 'How I made 2 million in the stock market' much more interesting than this one. And lastly the seller should not made a killing by charging Rs 80/- as cost of delivery where the book is sent through India Post as a registered printed book for a minimal tarrif of Rs 20/- to Rs 30/- max.

Well, let me first write about my background and why I bought this book.I'm actually not a trader but have deep interest in stock markets, trading, and investment planning. I do manage my own investments and do some freak trades quite often. I've been in wall street and London working for investment banks in their IT departments creating and managing IT trading systems.I bought this week 6-7 weeks back and read the entire book in just two three days from cover to cover.I found the book very interesting in the end. To begin with it looked to me as a personal trading philosophy but by the end it became like a general guideline for traders. How a trader should plan, what should he be aware of and how he should stick to HIS rules of trading. Trading, as I understand is a profession which needs deep understanding of stock market operations along with a general knowledge of economic matters in your surroundings like country.My recommendation for future buyers of this book will be that Buy it, if you are really interested in trading as a subject. This is strange book with no table of contents, no summaries and no preface etc. I never read any such book which did not set the context in the beginning and just started with a personal experience. I don't that's bad about the book but it certainly looked new to me.

Excelente recopilación de datos, intenté la traducción al español y no se entiende.

MELHOR LIVRO PARA ADQUIRIR A MENTALIDADE DE TRADER

This book is a most if you're interested in the trading world and the it's written as if it was an adventure. It tells us about "Larry Livingston", a legendary trader, and how he started from the bottom to the top of working the markets. It also contains a lot of advice that today's investors and traders can use in their dealings with the market. I wouldn't recommend it as a first book about trading though, make sure that firstly you develop some basic notions(mainly about terms such as "bid","ask", "ticker",etc) about the stock market before jumping into this one.

Very good book

Best trading book ever. Timeless advice from the GOAT Jesse.