How to Day Trade for a Living: A Beginner’s Guide to Trading Tools and Tactics, Money Management, Discipline and Trading Psychology: 1 (Stock Market Trading and Investing)

Really enjoyed this book. I am a member of another training group/community that is mentioned in this book, I am learning to trade small cap momentum stocks with great news.Wanting to absorb as much knowledge as possible I try to read as many books as I can in trading. There are a tonne of things in this book that I did not know, so much so I am going to by the paper copy to mark up and keep at my trading station.I have only been learning for a year so I’m still very new but I find the great mentors and authors talk in plain fact, the speak straight to the point. This is hard, you will lose money, they are realistic and I respect appreciate them for that.I am battling a huge amount at the moment with self control when trading and the more books I read let me know that’s normal and something I need to work very hard on improving. Trust those that have been there, I am returning back to a sim tomorrow for the next three months, recognise when it’s not going right, stop the bleeding and return to learning and practice.Fantastic book

Highly recommendable for novice and or struggling day traders. Andrew’s style is simple yet quite didactic. An excellent addition to any serious trader

I really enjoyed this book and I think it is very well written and informative. It explains everything very well and I was sucked in to reading more and more. However, the actual quality of the book is one of the worst I have ever seen. Approximately half the pages simply fell out, without me having to pull on them at all.So beware, whilst this book is very well worth a read, just be prepared that half the pages will fall out.

I stumbled upon "How to Day Trade for a Living" while searching for a comprehensive guide to kickstart my day trading journey, and boy, am I glad I did! This book deserves every single one of its 5 stars.From the very first page, Andrew Aziz does a fantastic job of demystifying the world of day trading for beginners like me. The language is clear, and the concepts are explained in a way that's easy to grasp. It's evident that the author has a deep understanding of the subject matter, and he conveys it with remarkable clarity.One aspect that truly sets this book apart is the emphasis on not just trading strategies, but also on the importance of money management, discipline, and trading psychology. Aziz stresses the significance of these aspects in a trader's success, and his insights have been invaluable in helping me maintain a level head and make more informed decisions.The inclusion of real-life examples and case studies further enhances the learning experience. It's reassuring to see how the theories and strategies discussed in the book have been applied successfully by the author and other traders.The comprehensive coverage of various trading tools and tactics is another standout feature. Whether you're interested in stocks, forex, or cryptocurrencies, you'll find plenty of valuable information here to get started.In a market flooded with trading books, "How to Day Trade for a Living" truly stands out as a gem for beginners. It's become my go-to reference, and I find myself revisiting its pages frequently. If you're serious about day trading and want a book that offers a holistic approach to the subject, I wholeheartedly recommend this one. It's worth every penny and then some!Thank you, Andrew Aziz, for sharing your expertise and making the complex world of day trading accessible to newcomers like me. This book has been a game changer for my trading journey, and I couldn't be more grateful.

I have read the revised 2022 version of this book. The updates and extra case studies are excellent.I am below an amature at trading. Right now, I am trying to gather as much information as possible. This book is a fountain of knowledge. It does not just tell me the basics of what I want to know but so many things I had no idea I even need to know. However, the book foes stress. There is no substitute for experience. Until try (preferably in a simulator first) day trading, you will never get a feel for it.The other great thing about the book is highlighting the difference between gambling and day trading. The fact that day trading is not a get rich quick scheme. As quickly as you make profits, you can make losses. Risk management, strategy, and resilience are key to day trading.The book goes through a number of strategies, rules, and principles that have worked for Andrew. There is also a case study of another successful day trader using different strategies to Andrew. Going back to the fact that through experience, everyone needs to find their own style/edge to day trading.The book finishes with a summary of Andrew's rules and a glossary of terms. I would highly recommend this book to anyone beginning or at the information gathering phase of day trading.

There is nothing really in this book that I haven't found free on YouTube via Warrior trading or Live Traders channels. The book is so out of date that the author demonstrates their trades from 2016... 8 years old!There are absolutely no public audited accounts made available by the author to prove any trade whatsoever has really happened or indeed if he is really profitable. Other teachers make them public so you can see if they are telling the truth. I have gained some knowledge from the book but it has mainly been supporting views of what I have learnt elsewhere already for free. The style is nice and clear and if you have no knowledge, I have only limited, of the markets then it is a good book to start with. Just be VERY CAREFUL with the advice that's extremely old and unsupported with any evidence.