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To: Jeff Sutton who wrote (1970)	12/13/1998 7:46:00 PM
From: Poet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 56537

Thanks for your input, Jeff. Have you read "The Underground Level Two Daytrader's Handbook" or any of the books Tim Luke posted here earlier today? I'd be interested in your opinion of those as well. Poet

To: Jeff Sutton who wrote (1970)	12/13/1998 10:54:00 PM
From: Jeff Sutton	Respond to of 56537

Another well-known SI trader's recommendations for TA books. Message 6817550

To: Jeff Sutton who wrote (1970)	12/14/1998 12:55:00 PM
From: Olu Emuleomo	Respond to of 56537

Had to throw in my two cents worth about TA books. The classic work on technical analysis is Edwards and Magee's "Technical Analysis of Stock Trends," originally published in 1948, but still the basis of most books about TA. Much of the book is a bit outdated, but the concepts are the basis of many modern books about technical analysis. If you read this book, you'll already know what's contained in many subsequent books about technical analysis. In addition to the classic "Edwards and Magee's "Technical Analysis of Stock Trends", try Stan Weinstein's secrets of profiting in Bull and Bear markets -- Stan Weinstein Very good book and very EASY to read. Easier to read than even Edwards and Magee's book. --Olu E.