The Dinosaur Trader Book Club
As 2009 begins, I've decided to try and be more professional about trading. It's funny... I've traded full-time for a decade, yet I've never really defined myself as a trader. As you'll read in Wednesday's history post, I've kind of always viewed myself as somewhat "anti-Wall Street" even though I'm in the belly of the beast.
So look, I'm going to read more this year. And, in an effort to make this blog somewhat more "useful" to you, my readership, I'm going to share which books I'm reading, and when I'm reading them. That way, you too can read them and we can discuss them, in an open thread which will be posted permanently under the title of the book. Get it?
We can learn together.
Anyway, I'll announce the first book next week. No, I don't need any of your fancy ideas...
Anyway, I'll announce the first book next week. No, I don't need any of your fancy ideas...
7 comments:
Ahh, young grasshoppa is the path to self realization.
^^on
...why can't a guy edit comments around here?
Because I still don't know how this thing works...
-DT
my vote for the book club:
little girl lost by drew barrymore
taught me everything i needed to know about trading and running money professionally
-The Reformed Broker
Wow... way to steal my thunder...
Did she really write a book? (off to amazon)
-DT
these are the best trading books I've read.
Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds.
Fooling Some of the People All of the Time.
The Wu-Tang Manual
You people don't read my posts...
"No, I don't need any of your fancy ideas..."
I will announce the first book in the DT Book Club next Tuesday. It's a "banger." However, it's not Drew Barrymore, and it's not the Wu-Tang manual...
-DT
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