Jakew

JS Bach is the man (and baroque music is proven to have beneficial impact on mind and nerves). It has a rythm and a flow that is exactly to my liking. Also jazz, especially great trumpet players; Davis and Stanko. By the way, there are traders who not only listen to music at work but also watch movies - J.Carter (of Mastering the Trade fame) mentions Gladiator as his usual visual support:).

Bakrob, I can sort of confirm, this is probably the slowest read of all, but the concept is complicated and the letter-formations... ouch. It is different from the "usual" trading literature and probably for that reason doesn't show on ANY amazon lists that are occupied by titles we all know. There are probably not too many people who embraced the whole concept. I will probably not do it either, but the book will have an impact and some concepts like value area are great and not to be found elswhere.

I have bought Mind over Markets purely on your recomendation Soultrader. Never before did I come across this concept. I find it truly useful in immersing oneself in the market action. Also, it gives a systematic view on trading that is in line with all the classic trading wisdoms, but still offerred from a very fresh angle.

Hello, Same here - I mean I really admire this forum. Great job! I trade one market: Warsaw Stock Exchange index futures, in different time frames - intra, swing and long term (no intemediate trend trading). I keep a keen eye on S&P though, because of its impact on any other stock market on the planet. So these days I watch the all time high attempts with some of you and it looks pretty optmisitic on S&P futs for today open while you are still asleep:) I use systems for decision making as to which direction is allowable for a given day and discretion in trade execution. Regards, Jake, Warsaw