The Three Skills Of Top Trading

The Three Skills of Top Trading is a book about trading that was written by Hank Pruden. The book is divided into three parts: the first part is about the Wyckoff Method, the second part is about trader discipline, and the third part is about mental state management. The Wyckoff Method is a trading method that was developed by William Wyckoff in the early 1900s. The trader discipline part of the book discusses how to be a successful trader and how to avoid common mistakes that traders make. The mental state management part of the book discusses how to manage your emotions while trading. Overall, the book is a helpful guide for anyone who wants to learn how to trade successfully.

Praise for The Three Skills of Top Trading Professor Pruden's new book, The Three Skills of Top Trading, is unquestionably the best book on a specific trading method and the necessary attributes for trading that I have read. His logic, understanding of human foibles, and use of the Wyckoff method of trading are broadly referenced, readable, understandable, and entertaining. - Charles D. Kirkpatrick, II, CMT, coauthor of Technical Analysis: The Complete Resource for Financial Market Technicians, Editor of the Journal of Technical Analysis, and board member of the Market Technicians Association At long last, someone has taken the time and effort to bring the work and insight of Wyckoff to wider public attention-and Hank Pruden has done so masterfully, with great clarity and eloquence. Hank has taken the best of Wyckoff's work, combining it with the essential aspects of trader discipline and psychology, to provide a highly readable and particularly useful guide to trading. MUST READING! - Jacob Bernstein, www.trade-futures.com Hank Pruden puts all of the elements needed for successful trading into one volume. This book not only belongs on every trader's shelf but should be close enough for continuous reference. - Martin J. Pring, President, www.Pring.com Dr. Pruden has brought together his lifetime of work in developing a modern approach to analyzing and trading the markets built upon classic market analysis from the early part of the twentieth century and topped off with modern-day tenets of behavioral finance and mental state management. - Thom Hartle, Director of Marketing for CQG, Inc. (www.cqg.com) I usually consider a book to be well worth reading if it gives me one paradigm shift. I believe that this book will give the average investor a lot more than just one. - Van K. Tharp, PhD, President, Van Tharp Institute