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Short Term Traders Need to Know Candle Sticks

as a short term trader it is important that you understand what candlestick patterns mean and how to react to them. No better book to learn about them than this one.

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02/28/2010

Excellent Psychological Insight

"Dr. Steenbarger offers excellent insight into the psychology of trading, and many of his blog posts can help put you in the right frame of mind when it comes to trading. Trading is just as much psychological as it is strategy and money management, and it's important to learn about the pscyhologica Read more...

Stephan908

03/15/2013

One of the best blogs out there

Don't think I need to add anything that other people haven't already written about. All I have to say is that this is one of the best blogs and all serious traders should read and re-read Dr. Steenbarger's blog.

Krash

02/17/2013

A lot of info, but closed.

"The site is an archive of all his previous blog posts from 2005 and ending in July 2010. I started reading some of the posts but got to thinking...why not stick with the new???"

02/03/2013

No more upgdates but he keeps it running

"The author moved on to professional management but he kept the blog up. It is a great resource for people interested in trading psychology. "

04/08/2011

Brett's site is one of the best

"Brett has a great site with lots of useful information. Great information on trading psychology. Highly recommended -ANOTHONY"

01/22/2011

A good resource

I enjoy some of the articles this guy has written. Particularly "Why I trade". Check out what this guy has to offer there is something for every trader here.

10/31/2010

good blog

great research info

10/24/2010

Fantastic

"The nuggets buried in this blog are worth reading over and over. Amazing mix of TA, market psychology and practical trading lessons."

Tommy_Kurtz

10/04/2010

Brett's perspectives on psychology are top-notch

"Along with Alexander Elder's writings on trading psychology, I put Brett's material at the top of my list of resources to come back to when putting my performance into perspective. His discussions are methodical, his terms are clearly defined and distinguished - the mechanical style of analytical t Read more...

bradlishman

09/29/2010

Dr Steenbarger please start blogging again!

No real activity on Dr Brett Steenbarger's blog since May 2010, with only a couple of posts in June/July. Let's hope he's just on an extended blog-cation and will return soon!