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Title: Night of the Living Dead
Review: When people talk of great stock market operators of years past, certain names always come up, even if they were traders at the beginning of the century. Names like Jesse Livermore and Bernard Baruch. These were truly geniuses in the business of the markets. There's a reason one never mentions the name Ted Warren in reflecting on the markets. One reading of his book will tell you why. His principles are as unsound and dangerous as an any I have ever seen. The publishers must have been thinking that by resurrecting the deceased author's book after being out of print for some time that the greedy public would somehow feel grateful that these "long-lost" secrets could now be revealed once again. This book should have remained out of print with the original copy burned to ash because it is just one more book touting worthless advice in a sea already flooded with such books.
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