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9780470825808

The Universal Principles of Successful Trading Essential Knowledge for All Traders in All Markets

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    9780470825808

  • ISBN10:

    0470825804

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2010-07-26
  • Publisher: Wiley

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Summary

The Universal Principles of Successful Trading clearly and unambiguously articulates trading principles that distinguish the winners from the losers. Though trading can be performed in different markets, across different timeframes, and with different instruments based upon different techniques, there is one common thread that ties all winning traders together: the universal principles of successful trading. All consistently profitable traders adhere to them regardless of the markets, timeframes, and techniques.In this ground-breaking book from top trader, Brent Penfold, the reader will: Learn how to develop a trading plan Learn how to identify and create an effective methodology Discover successful money management strategies Understand trader psychologyAnd many more exciting trading and strategies secrets.Supporting the universal principles are rare interviews from a diverse group of successful traders. Some are the new young guns of trading and others are market legends who are trading just as actively today as they were over 50 years ago. They represent a diverse group of traders from the United Kingdom, America, Singapore, Hong Kong, Italy, and Australia. All of them have generously agreed to offer the reader one singularly powerful piece of advice to help them towards their trading goals. Each piece of advice emphasizes an essential element of the universal principles.This timely and exciting book from Brent Penfold has already garnered many accolades and looks set to become a modern-day classic.

Author Biography

Brent Penfold is a full time trader, author, educator and licensed advisor. He began his career in 1983 as an institutional dealer with Bank America and today specializes in trading forex and global indices. Brent is the author of the bestselling book Trading the SPI (Wiley 2005) and is profiled in John Atkinson's e-book The Stock Market Wizards of Australia. Brent publishes daily newsletters for active Forex and Index traders and is a popular and sought after international speaker who has presented to traders throughout the Asia Pacific region in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, India, China, Australia, and New Zealand.
Brent is a licensed futures advisor (AFSL 225946) and holds a Master of Commerce (Finance) degree.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. xv
Prefacep. xvii
Forewordp. xxi
Introductionp. xxiii
A Reality Checkp. 1
Why Do 90 Percent of Traders Lose?p. 3
Common Mistakes-Year Onep. 4
Common Mistakes-Year Twop. 7
Common Mistakes-Year Threep. 12
How to Join the 10 Percent Winners' Circlep. 17
In Summaryp. 19
The Process of Tradingp. 21
The Process of Tradingp. 21
Principle One: Preparationp. 25
Maximum Adversityp. 25
Emotional Orientationp. 27
Losing Gamep. 30
Random Marketsp. 30
Best Loser Winsp. 31
Risk Managementp. 31
Trading Partnerp. 32
Financial Boundariesp. 33
In Summaryp. 33
Principle Two: Enlightenmentp. 35
Avoiding Risk of Ruinp. 35
Embracing Trading's Holy Grailp. 43
Expectancyp. 44
Opportunitiesp. 49
Pursuing Simplicityp. 51
Treading Where Most Fearp. 52
Validationp. 53
In Summaryp. 56
Principle Three: Trading Stylep. 59
Trading Modep. 59
Time Framesp. 60
Choosing Your Trading Stylep. 60
Long-term Trend Tradingp. 64
Short-term Swing Tradingp. 67
Long-term Trend Trading Versus Short-term Swing Tradingp. 69
In Summaryp. 71
Principle Four: Marketsp. 73
Good Operational Risk Management Attributesp. 73
Good Trading Attributesp. 76
In Summaryp. 78
Principle Five: The Three Pillarsp. 79
Money Managementp. 79
Methodologyp. 80
Psychologyp. 80
Money Managementp. 81
Martingale Money Managementp. 82
Anti-Martingale Money Managementp. 82
Key Conceptsp. 84
Historyp. 85
Anti-Martingale Money Management Strategiesp. 89
Trading Forex_Trader Using a Single Contract with No Money Managementp. 90
Forex_Trader Using Fixed-Risk Money Managementp. 90
Forex_Trader Using Fixed-Capital Money Managementp. 94
Forex_Trader Using Fixed-Ratio Money Managementp. 99
To Chase $18,000,000 in Profits or to Chase $1,500,000 in Profits, That is the Questionp. 102
Forex_Trader Using Fixed-Units Money Managementp. 106
Forex_Trader Using Williams Fixed-Risk Money Managementp. 112
Forex_Trader Using Fixed-Percentage Money Managementp. 116
Forex_Trader Using Fixed-Volatility Money Managementp. 121
Which Money Management Strategy to Choose?p. 126
Trading Equity Momentump. 137
In Summaryp. 141
Methodologyp. 143
Discretionary or Mechanical Tradingp. 144
Creating a Methodologyp. 145
Trend Tradingp. 158
Not All Indicators are Badp. 189
But Don't Markets Change?p. 191
Multiple Methodologiesp. 192
Basic Attributes of Winning Methodologiesp. 192
Example of a Winning Methodology-The Turtle Trading Strategyp. 197
Example of an Objective Trend Toolp. 199
Fibonacci: Fact or Fictionp. 201
Placebo Tradersp. 209
In Summaryp. 213
Psychologyp. 217
The Consensus Viewp. 218
Managing Hopep. 220
Managing Greedp. 221
Managing Fearp. 222
Managing Painp. 223
Maximum Adversityp. 228
In Summaryp. 229
Principle Six: Tradingp. 231
Putting it All Togetherp. 231
Trading: Order Placementp. 233
In Summaryp. 242
Just One Piece of Advicep. 247
Balancep. 247
The Market Mastersp. 248
Ramon Barrosp. 250
Mark D. Cookp. 256
A Diverse Group of Tradersp. 260
Michael Cookp. 262
Kevin Daveyp. 265
Tom DeMarkp. 267
Lee Gettessp. 273
Daryl Guppyp. 276
Richard Melkip. 280
Geoff Morganp. 284
Gregory L. Morrisp. 290
Nick Radgep. 292
Brian Schadp. 295
Andrea Ungerp. 299
Larry Williamsp. 302
Dar Wongp. 309
A Wealth of Advicep. 312
A Final Wordp. 317
Risk-of-Ruin Simulatorp. 321
Simulator Variablesp. 321
Model Logicp. 322
Simulatorp. 323
DIY Simulatorp. 323
Risk-of-Ruin Simulatorp. 325
DIY VBA Risk-of-Ruin Simulatorp. 325
VBA Code for Risk-of-Ruin Simulatorp. 326
Risk-of-Ruin Simulationsp. 331
Indexp. 333
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