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To: TFF who wrote (3474)	3/21/1998 10:26:00 AM
From: TradRgirl	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12617

Hi irby, Great list...I've read them all. Got a few to add. "The Complete Day Trader"- Jake Bernstein Although his focus is more targeted toward futures trading (as a lot of day trading books are)...many of his methodologies lend themselves quite well to stock trading. His "rules" that he follows and his discussion of the psychology of day trading are great. "The Visual Investor"- John Murphy All about charting and technical analysis. Good for someone who knows nothing about charts but wants to learn. And as you mentioned all the "Market Wizard" books are very insightful. Couldn't put them down. Trade Happy!

To: TFF who wrote (3474)	3/21/1998 12:11:00 PM
From: Steve Johansen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12617

Irby, Market wizards, an excellent book. I really enjoyed the portion delving into the psychology of these successful traders. Is there much change in the follow up book written by Schwager? Fun, very straightforward reading. BTW, have really enjoyed reading all the posts here, a really well done thread for us who may not be of the day trading category, but who enjoy some success as positional traders. Thanks, Steve

To: TFF who wrote (3474)	3/25/1998 1:02:00 PM
From: Marty Rubin	Respond to of 12617

Thanks for your list of books, irby. Check BCU. The stock seem to go on a free-fall. I'm waiting for it to hit hard before taking the chance that it will bounce back to gain half. That's an NYSE stock so I don't know how wide it can/will trade today/coming days. See you, Marty