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series of interviews. Jack Schwager introduces each interview by telling us a little about the trader, then we get an edited transcript of the interview, followed by a

brief summary of that trader's philosophy. The information the traders provide about their techniques is enough to give a general impression of what they do, not enough to tip their hand, but is outdated in today's market anyway.

Perhaps because Jack Schwager was a commodities analyst, the first and largest section, "Futures and Currencies", is dedicated to commodities traders. Jack Schwager

provides brief explanations of the futures and currency markets, then moves on to interviews of 7 commodities traders. Interview subjects include the great Michael Marcus, who multiplied

You read this book not to learn technical patterns or techniques that work. Actually, many of the traders interviewed have opposing views on some techniques. Some say one

method won't work and another trader in the book uses that method and is making a killing. No, you read this book to realize several things about yourself.

If you want to make a success, you will have to work at it and stay committed. There is no way around it. Sometimes things will be difficult. Learn from your mistakes and

learn that your biggest enemies are emotions and, in some cases, lack of knowledge. One common trait I see in this book is that the traders make it perfectly clear

they have self-discipline. Some techniques are common between the traders, and they involve controlling their emotions after bad streaks or winning streaks.

You have studied chart patterns as well as technical and fundamental analysis. You have built and tested hundreds of trading systems. You have read and re-read every their skills and developed as traders, their trading experiences,

issue of your favorite trading magazine. You actively trade. However, you still feel that you are missing something important that will help you improve yourned

game. Then perhaps it is time to round out your trading education by reading Market Wizards and learning from some of the world's greatest traders.

This book examines a side of trading rarely addressed: the human side. In it some of the world's greatest traders and investors respond candidly to questions regarding their experiences growing up, how they became involved in trading, how they ho

"Market Wizards" was the first of 3 Market Wizards books in which Jack Schwager interviews top traders in the financial markets about their backgrounds, experiences,