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Strategies for Profiting on Every Trade: Simple Lessons for Mastering the Market
by Oliver, L Velez
from Marketplace Books

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

• Very disappointing unless you are a beginner
  Purchased this book based on the introduction and the comments by a third party. I was intrigued by the title, but disappointed in the content. One very agravating thing is that most of the time the book is describing charts that are on the other side of the page. I should have figured this out by the words "Simple" and "Mastering" being used in the subtitle. 90% of this book is devoted to day trading. So if your strategies have you holding overnight this book may be a waste of time. I respect Mr. Velez's... more info

• A disappointment
  Although there are many insightful and terrific lessons to be learned here if you are a Pristine Trained Trader you will recognize the book to be a compilation of Paul Lange's weekly trading lessons. A free weekly service from Pristine. I suspect Mr. Velez' name was added for name recognition and, thus more sales. It is Mr. Lange's book, however, make no mistake. That said Paul Lange is one of the most astute traders and best educators around. I had the pleasure of working with Mr. Lange and was constantly... more info

• Very poorly written, but some useful info
  This is close to the poorest written book I've read. However there is useful info in it if you can decipher Velez's lingo. Basically Lange, the "co-author" typed what Velez recorded in his classes at Pristine. After I started crossing out hype and BS, I found the book much clearer.
  Also I agree with other reviewers comments that the book is an advertisement for Pristine. You can get some details on how Pristies are taught to trade, but don't think like I did that Velez covers much of it.
  The... more info

• Sloppy edition
  The senior author uses green and red candles in his website. Hasn't any reviewer, including Velez himself, noticed that the candles' colors should have been changed to black and white before publishing the book? A bad start for an otherwise welcome addition to every trader's library.

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