Title: Another run-of-the-mill book
Product review: I bought this book seeing high ratings. Now, I feel generous even to give two stars.One appeal for this book was author's personal narrative and his claim of a loser-turned-winner after many years of struggles. There is a gap: his "winner" claim is not elaborated in any detail. What is his level consistency in terms of odds and net profits? It would have been helpful had he backed up with audited results the way Morales & Kacher did in their book using O'Neils methods (which provide decent odds when trading growth stocks in up trending markets).In summary, yet another 300+ pages of run-of-the-mill trading platitudes. If you have been trading for sometime, there are no insights here. Don't bother.
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