When Jack Schwager researched and wrote Market Wizards – Interviews With Top Traders, you can only wonder whether he was aware that he was producing one of the most important books on the topic of trading.
The book is a series of interviews with a variety of traders who Jack Schwager considered to have a remarkable prowess for creating lots of money in the financial markets.
These interviews are split into five sections:
- Futures and Currencies – Traders interviewed include Michael Marcus, Bruce Kovner, and Richard Dennis.
- Mostly Stocks – Traders interviewed include William O’Neil and Marty Schwartz.
- A Little Bit of Everything – Traders interviewed include James Rogers and Mark Weinstein.
- The View From the Floor – Traders interviewed include Brian Gelber and Tony Saliba.
- The Psychology of Trading – Containing and in-depth interview with Dr Van K Tharp
An amazing thing about the book is that it covers so many different aspects and styles of trading.
Even though each trader has made a considerable fortune, this fortune has been made in a very unique way – indeed reflecting the individual trait of the trader. For instance Ed Seykota was successful by employing a strictly mechanical and technical approach, James Rogers is almost strictly fundamental, whereas Larry Hite employs a high respect of risk in his methods.
With it’s focus on the many different methods that are used for successfuly trading the financial markes, Market Wizards – Interviews With Top Traders is a must not only for the new trader to gain insight into this fascinating area, but also for the seasoned investor to reinforce their trading methodology.
Where to buy Market Wizards
- Market Wizards @ Ebay – You can often find a good deal on used items here, and I often pick up useful books for low prices.
- Market Wizards @ Amazon – Amazon.com allways has this book in stock and can deliver it quickly.
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