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To: shamsaee who wrote (20694)	5/29/2000 1:10:00 PM
From: lurqer	Read Replies (1) of 35685

Any recommended literature or books would be welcomed. Well I don't have a RFM for trading. <gg> As I said in the G&K post to which you responded, I believe the principal factor in a stocks price ST is emotion. So not surprisingly my "best book" on trading is written by a psychologist. amazon.com From your statements I'm not sure how far you wish to delve into the mindset of a trader, but if you are serious about learning ST skills consider also amazon.com as a way to incorporate the ideas. This pair is best for the mindset it inculcates; the trading system that is presented is OK as a starting place, but a little amateurish. Unfortunately, the book I used to learn about indicators is no longer available amazon.com but perhaps that's for the best since the usefulness of indicators changes with time. I'm a firm believer in everyone finding the approach that works for them. I tend to key on monetary and sentiment indicators BWDIK. Keep exploring and try paper trading before risking any capital. Even the learning process should be fun. Since I currently believe there is a good chance the secular bull may end later this decade, your endeavors will be well rewarded. Hanging around... lurqer

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