Jesse Livermore's Two Books of Market Wisdom

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator & Jesse Livermore’s Methods of Trading in Stocks

By: Richard Demille Wyckoff, Jesse Lauriston Livermore, Edwin Lefevre

Narrated by: Larry Peterson

Two great works attributed to the great Jesse Livermore presented together in one volume with a new foreword by Juliette Rogers. Both contain interesting insights into Livermore’s life and times as well as the reasons for his success. They remain classics and must a must listen for every new aspirant in the world of speculation.

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HIS D÷EDICATION TO CONCENTRATE ON TRADING INFO.

GREAT STORY TO LISTEN AND PUT INTO PRACTICE HIS DEDICATION. ADMIRABLE AND MOTIVATING. IT EXPRESSES HOW INSTITUTIONS THINK ON TRADING BEFORE THE Y TRADE.

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As a hobby trader, as I understood and believe it, you need to have an actual interest. Which would mean approaching trading beyond just being a chore. If you enjoy listening to the ruminations of a long dead turn of the century stock operator then i would say you've gone beyond that (and are in the right direction!)

An investor’s MUST-read!!!

This book is an absolute must-read for any would-be investor or prospective broker!

superb content. the lessons inside are invaluable

if you are in the investments world you have to listen to this book. this book tells you exactly how you need to set your trading mindset with examples

May be great, but not for me :-(

In short - seems like a great edition of this classic book, but not what I was looking for.

I heard a lot about this book. It's not a new one, but as many say the market wisdom it has is important for any investor. I am not a professional and was hoping to get some of that wisdom. When this edition came out, with the extra book and a new narration that seems better than the other editions - I though it's a good opportunity to order.

It may be the book is great with a lot of wisdom, and the narration is indeed very good, but unfortunately this book is not for me. It is not a book that teaches you about investing per-se, you have to listen to the long story being told and extract the wisdom by yourself (at least in the first part which is Livermore's story). Much of the story is about how stocks were traded a century a go - and therefore it is outdated. I will look for an investing book that maybe is less hyped but may be more practical for me.

PS - if you want this book, consider buying the Kindle edition + add Audible narration that will cost less than $10, that's cheaper than the Audible 'credit' will cost most people.