Scalping is Fun! 1-4: Book 1: Fast Trading with the Heikin Ashi chart Book 2: Practical Examples Book 3: How Do I Rate my Trading Results? Book 4: Trading Is Flow Business Paperback – February 16, 2019

I enjoyed reading this book. Theres was much less BS and useless fill, then in other trading books I've read. To the point and valuable information. The strategy and trading style is also to my liking, but I knew that before I read the book, I'm sure it will help me finetune my scalping.

It's good to learn hikenashi strategy on stocks.

The book was very insightful and helpful for beginners looking to get started in scalping. I got the general idea and put it into practice. However, I would like a more detailed strategy on placing entries and exits. I placed some trades using heikin ashi on the EUR/USD 1 min timeframe. I got a lot of false signals and wasn't able to replicate the win rate that was documented by one of Heikin Ashi Trader's students. I sent an email to the author, and he responded back to me so if anyone of you have any questions about the book feel free to email him.

Overall a good read, gives some real information on how to scalp but it also tires you with unimportant generalities,

I love this simple book, short and straight to the point.I have been doing forex for almost 15 years on and off, I made money following rules and lost money breaking them.I have tried every method and read many books.I had never tried Heikin Ashi before I found this book and I like it.I have always liked scalping, I think is the only way to make money as a trader.ThanksJJ

I have received the paper copy and unfortunately all figures are in black and white! It's impossible to differentiate between rising and falling price action..

Learn what elements of trading are under your control and which are not. And if it's not fun why do it. I will read it again.

There is some great information here but it took me a long time to feel positive about the book. Hang in there and ignore the fluff and incorrect English and just glean from the text. The graphics are in fuzzy Black & White (so they are useless); the chart on page 22 is almost illegible and the important lesson on page 23 is lost due to the fact that I don't know which "red" he is discussing because EVERY candle is GRAY. This book has five "books" (chapters) inside it and the second book refers to the trading "setup from Book 1" and there is no trading setup in Book 1.