The lessons taught focus at the core of what emotions and demons a trader can face. So many books are riddled with useless facts and information that makes them hard to finish. This book is a "page turner". Like a good movie, I didn't want it to end. The book and its author are direct, funny, and interesting.
I really loved this book. I am reading it again and giving it as many stars as I can!
As far as other books I think are notable, I would read the classic market wizards book, reminiscences of a stock operator, trading for a living, and the daytrader. There are several others I like but this should get you started. All in all, this is my favorite so far. Awesome job Nassar!
However, I have been very disappointed because the content does not reflect the attractive title and description. The book is almost 100% for daytraders trading with level II screen. This is not said anywhere. "Online" does not mean exclusively daytrading to my opinion. It keeps on repeating "be disciplined" to fill space. One of the example of trade record given does not fit the explanation given in the text. For example, the trader made most of his profit in a single swing trade lasting several days whereas Nassar wants to show us that the guy is a good daytrader...
Another interesting thing: This book is not for beginners but it describes in fact very general basic rules... in a tough style that assumes that the reader already knows almost eveything.
When you read the table of contents, it looks great: how to enter, to exit, etc... but none of this is given in the book. No techniques are given.
Conclusion: This book could be fine if the description was fitting the content. It is for daytrader watching level II screen and who trade instinctively.