How To Trade In Stocks | Psychology Of The Stock Market | Jesse Livermore | Jesse L. Livermore | G. C. Selden | English Money Books Combo Gift Pack Set

How To Trade In Stocks | Psychology Of The Stock Market

₹350

200 Pages
AUTHOR :- Jesse L. Livermore , G. C. Selden.
ISBN :- 978-9352208203

In his groundbreaking book, “How to Trade in Stocks,” Jesse L. Livermore — one of the greatest stock market traders of all time — unveils the strategies and tactics that made him a legend in Wall Street. Drawing from his own experiences and insights, Livermore provides readers with a timeless guide to understanding market psychology, identifying profitable trades, and mastering the art of speculation.

Filled with real-life anecdotes and invaluable lessons, this seminal work covers essential topics such as:

The importance of timing and trend recognition
Techniques for managing risk and capital preservation
Detailed explanations of market mechanics and trading frameworks

Livermore’s wisdom remains as pertinent today as it was in the early 20th century, offering modern traders and investors practical advice to navigate the complexities of the stock market with confidence and intelligence. Whether you’re a novice looking to get started or a seasoned trader aiming to refine your skills, “How to Trade in Stocks” is an indispensable resource that promises to enhance your trading acumen and pave the way for enduring success.
Discover the time-tested principles that have influenced generations of traders and learn to approach the markets with the disciplined mindset of a true Wall Street icon.

Unveil the psychological underpinnings of market behavior with Psychology of the Stock Market by G. C. Selden. First published in 1912, this timeless classic explores how human emotions and impulses drive market movements, offering insights that remain as relevant today as they were over a century ago.

In this essential guide, you will discover:

Human Emotions in Trading: Understand how fear, greed, and hope influence market decisions and investor behaviors.
Behavioral Patterns: Learn to recognize recurring psychological patterns and their impact on trading trends.
Market Psychology Framework: Gain a deeper understanding of the psychological principles that underpin the stock market.
Practical Applications: Practical advice on how to leverage psychological insights for more effective trading strategies.

G. C. Selden’s clear, thoughtful analysis makes complex psychological concepts accessible to traders of all levels. By delving into the emotional dynamics of the stock market, this book provides invaluable tools to make more rational and informed trading decisions. Enhance your market acumen and achieve greater success by grasping the essential psychological factors at play.

About the Author	Jesse Lauriston Livermore (1877–1940) was an iconic American stock trader renowned for his pioneering contributions to the art of speculation and day trading. Often referred to as one of the greatest traders of all time, Livermore amassed and lost several fortunes throughout his career, showcasing both the high volatility and the potential rewards of the stock market. His trading strategies and methodologies, which include principles of technical analysis and market manipulation, continue to influence traders today. Livermore is perhaps best known for his 1940 book, How to Trade Stocks, which intertwines autobiographical and historical details with practical advice on reading and analyzing market behavior, timing trades, and managing money and emotions. His remarkable ability to read market trends allowed him to accumulate a fortune of $100 million during the 1929 stock market crash. Despite his eventual tragic end, Livermore's legacy endures as his life and work continue to be studied and admired by traders and investors around the world. George Charles Selden, often cited as G. C. Selden, was an insightful author and analyst in the early 20th century, best known for his influential work, The Psychology of the Stock Market. Born in 1870, Selden brought a keen understanding of the intersection between human psychology and financial markets. His seminal book, first published in 1912, focuses on the emotional and psychological factors that influence investor behavior and market trends. Selden was particularly interested in how emotions such as fear, greed, and panic drive market decisions and price fluctuations. His work emphasizes the importance of remaining emotionally neutral when making investment choices, a concept that has remained relevant to traders and investors over the years. Selden’s contributions are not confined to his published book; his insights into market psychology have guided countless investors in navigating the complexities of financial markets. He was a pioneer in recognizing that the mental attitudes and psychological biases of market participants play a critical role in the movements of stock prices.

About the Author

Jesse Lauriston Livermore (1877–1940) was an iconic American stock trader renowned for his pioneering contributions to the art of speculation and day trading. Often referred to as one of the greatest traders of all time, Livermore amassed and lost several fortunes throughout his career, showcasing both the high volatility and the potential rewards of the stock market. His trading strategies and methodologies, which include principles of technical analysis and market manipulation, continue to influence traders today.
Livermore is perhaps best known for his 1940 book, How to Trade Stocks, which intertwines autobiographical and historical details with practical advice on reading and analyzing market behavior, timing trades, and managing money and emotions. His remarkable ability to read market trends allowed him to accumulate a fortune of $100 million during the 1929 stock market crash. Despite his eventual tragic end, Livermore's legacy endures as his life and work continue to be studied and admired by traders and investors around the world.

George Charles Selden, often cited as G. C. Selden, was an insightful author and analyst in the early 20th century, best known for his influential work, The Psychology of the Stock Market. Born in 1870, Selden brought a keen understanding of the intersection between human psychology and financial markets. His seminal book, first published in 1912, focuses on the emotional and psychological factors that influence investor behavior and market trends.
Selden was particularly interested in how emotions such as fear, greed, and panic drive market decisions and price fluctuations. His work emphasizes the importance of remaining emotionally neutral when making investment choices, a concept that has remained relevant to traders and investors over the years.
Selden’s contributions are not confined to his published book; his insights into market psychology have guided countless investors in navigating the complexities of financial markets. He was a pioneer in recognizing that the mental attitudes and psychological biases of market participants play a critical role in the movements of stock prices.