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It is with
great sadness that we have to report that Edward Allen Toppel
passed away Sunday February 4th 2006.
He will be greatly missed by all that knew
him.
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 To
be a superior trader is to be a warrior
Be sure to read the praise
for Zen in the Markets from traders around the world,
especially the quote from Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Milton
Friedman.
Like
the lessons of Zen, the lessons in this book are brief, simple,
and profound. They are intended as much for the person who glances
at the financial pages in the evening to see how his or her
investments are faring as for the full-time trader or professional
money manager. Their underlying message is that you are in a
contest with yourself and not
the
market. Just as the lack of sense of self makes the samurai
warrior a powerful and formidable opponent, it can make you
successful in your trading. You will lose less. You will
make greater profits. It is simple.
The
greatest warrior is one who conquers himself
This
book presents a Zen approach that reveals how to listen, recognize,
and obey the language that every market speaks. It is very easy
to understand. It may, however, be very hard for you to do.
Your ego may be very reluctant to be subdued. Practice will
make it happen. Practice will make you money.
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From
an article in
magazine
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Simon
Brown came upon the book Zen in the Markets, by ex-trader
Edward Toppel. Brown read it, embracing Toppel’s “inner
game trading techniques” — the concept of the egoless
trade. Something clicked. “I thought, ‘This is just so
obvious,’ ” he says. “Until then, my career had been
kind of like a massive roller-coaster ride.” Read
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Let
the market make the decisions, not your ego
Edward
Allen Toppel gives you the basic rules of successful trading
with Zen. He teaches you what he calls ‘inner game trading techniques.’
He even shows you haiku for traders. Like the classic Zen
in the Art of Archery, this small book contains life-changing
ideas. Illuminating, exciting, and challenging, it can keep
you on the right side of the balance sheet: a samurai in the
markets.
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Reminiscences
of a Stock Operator
(The Jesse Livermore Story)
This
book had a major influence on my trading and was one of the
inspirations for writing Zen in the Markets. It is considered
one of the all time classics. Reminiscences of a Stock Operator
is the thinly disguised biography of Jesse Livermore, a
remarkable character who first started speculating in New
England bucket shops at the turn of the century. Livermore, who
was banned from these shady operations because of his winning
ways, soon moved to Wall Street where he made and lost his
fortune several times over. What makes this book so valuable are
the observations that Lefèvre records about investing,
speculating, and the nature of the market itself.
Just $16.95. Click
here to order.
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Chartpoint
Magazine Interview
Eddie
Toppel shares his 35 years trading experience, his
classic book Zen in the Markets, and his advice on becoming a
successful trader in this interview for Chartpoint Magazine. Read
the Interview. |
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