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Summary: STALL AT YOUR PERIL WHEN E-DAY TRADING
Review: This is an extremely well done book for those who have been investing for years "the old way" and those who are just beginning. The simple explanations of all the terms used help smooth the communications noises of the market. The detail on how to get started and use an E-DAT account are a little complex, but possible to follow if you go slowly. I applaud Mr. Nassar for focusing people on their emotional trading preferences and realizing the day trading may not be fore everyone. This book addresses some of these stalls. The Disbelief Stall is a good description of people who do not believe they can do electronic trading, or worse, ever make money at it. The Procrastination Stall talks about putting off starting. Mr. Nassar makes this easier for the staller. The Tradition Stall is dealt a blow by showing the way to E-DAT, no longer needing to rely on your broker. The Mitchell book teaches a process to achieve 20 times the benefits. HOW TO GET STARTED IN DAY TRADING teaches us how to hurdle over the stalls to understand how to invest in the fast lane.
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Summary: Good for a overview, but lacks better examples
Review: For a beginner in day trading it is not bad. However, some points came out not clear enough. I still do not know, what the term "short a stock" really means.
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Summary: Few things to learn but badly written
Review: As a beginner in day trading I did learn a few things from this book but the author has trouble expressing himself at times.
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Summary: A Good Book For An Experienced Trader
Review: A good book for an experienced trader who wants to know more about day-trading. I would have rated the book higher if the author would have given more details or more examples to explain his concepts.
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Summary: The ultimate guide to on line trading
Review: David Nassar may be the foremost authority of the day in a rapidly growing field, on-line trading. His market savvy is unequaled, his expertise beyond question. I know David personnally and there is no greater authority on the subject. I give his work my stamp of approval. _Scott Cortelyou, co-host, Business for Breakfast, KTLK Radio, Denver
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Summary: No-nonsense approach to trading
Review: This book offers a no-nonsense approach to trading. The book is clearly and concisely written for anyone interested in this exciting and sometimes overwhelming topic. I feel the book offers much insight to daytrading.
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Summary: Level Two Quote System made understandable
Review: I tried a level two demo just to take a look at how it works (it had no routing possibilities other than market and limit orders) After reading this book, the rest of the puzzle fell together concerning routing and watching the actions of the different market makers and ecn's. I did have some questions, I was answered immediately on email. The book and the staff behind this book are very informative and helpful. I was glad to also be able to receive a free cd rom on trading patterns. It may well be the best money I have ever spent. I will update this review after I actually put this information to use on the "least risk" style of trading-scalping as many 1/16's as I can all day long for small but steady gains.
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Summary: Nassar's philosophy of education is the only way to go!
Review: This is the 4th book on day trading I have read and is the only one that really made sense to me, simply because the entire book strsses the importance of education and training. The other books I read made me feel like there was a good possibility that I could get online and make a million just because of the access and speed of the information.David Nassar is obviously a genious on day trading online and although his book left me with the feeling of I need to attend his school immediately if I had any intention of day trading - why not? Someone needs to set themselves apart from all the other companies that just promote using their services to trade stocks. Nassar's approach is the only one I am familiar with that drives home the point that day trading is like any other serious business. It requires learning the basics of Level II screens and more importantly to use research and education to learn how to day trade properly. Finally someone has come across credible and not misleading me into thinking I can just jump into day trading and make millions. I highly recommend this book to anyone considering learning more about something that is probably just the tip of the iceberg in the way we trade stocks in the future! Thanks David, for the honesty and the fantastic analagies you provided throughout your book. I look forward to enrolling in one of your classes.
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Summary: Valuable info....a good intro to the new "High-Tech" market
Review: Nassar's book has good solid information on the nuts and bolts of "Electronic Trading". It covers the basics well, and should be a helpful read for people who want to understand how things "Work on Wall Street".
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Summary: A GREAT INTRODUCTION TO TRADING!!
Review: I am new to learning how to trade and this book accomplished what it was supposed to do. I have learned how the market makers think and this has given me an advantage. I found Nassar's explanation of how the markets work simple and clearly writtten , it is obvious to me that the author has a tremendous amount of knowledge which is easily comprehended.
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