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tedbradly
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I have 4 types of books I'm interested in finding:
1.
I want a book on how to keep a portfolio, how trading actually takes place, the different avenues to head down to complete a trade (their costs, advantages, and disadvantages), and so on. I sort of want a book on literally HOW to trade stocks -- not on how to pick (supposedly) profitable stocks [which is commonly phrased 'how to trade stocks'].
2.
I'm also looking for a solid book on how to backtest a stock trading strategy. One that details what assumptions tend to be valid during simulation and how to align best your simulated results with reality as well as a disposition on common pitfalls of coded market simulators.
3.
A book on measures of risk/performance for a stock strategy [that has been traded or simulated]. 2 & 3 could possibly be in a single book, I assume.
4.
Last and least important, a good book on common trading strategies and why they (used to) work.
1.
I want a book on how to keep a portfolio, how trading actually takes place, the different avenues to head down to complete a trade (their costs, advantages, and disadvantages), and so on. I sort of want a book on literally HOW to trade stocks -- not on how to pick (supposedly) profitable stocks [which is commonly phrased 'how to trade stocks'].
2.
I'm also looking for a solid book on how to backtest a stock trading strategy. One that details what assumptions tend to be valid during simulation and how to align best your simulated results with reality as well as a disposition on common pitfalls of coded market simulators.
3.
A book on measures of risk/performance for a stock strategy [that has been traded or simulated]. 2 & 3 could possibly be in a single book, I assume.
4.
Last and least important, a good book on common trading strategies and why they (used to) work.