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Zalman “Sal” Sulaymanov’s groundbreaking book, "How To Suck Less At Day Trading." This isn't just another trading manual; It's a no-holds-barred, comprehensive masterclass in navigating the markets with wit, wisdom, and the kind of straight talk that only a seasoned trader and fund manager can provide.
Don't let the name fool you. This is the most comprehensive guide to “mastering the art of day trading” available to retail traders on the market today. This Book has been split into two essential parts due to its massive size, ensuring you receive the most in-depth and practical knowledge available.
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You will learn to think, and execute trades like an institutional trader, and begin a life of “day trading for a living.” With over 15 years of daily price action trading experience, Sal has paid the necessary tuition AKA "Mistakes & Losses," for the school of hard knocks AKA "The Market," so you don't have to.
Why This Book is a Must-Have:
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Massive Scope: Spanning over 715 pages, 28 chapters, and 110 topic sections, this book offers an exhaustive exploration of day trading, focused on price action trading, from the basics to the most sophisticated prop firm strategies, creating an expansive course to build your trading career from the ground up.
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Unfiltered Insights: Sal, a Brooklyn-born trading virtuoso, cuts through the noise with unfiltered and frank discussions about the realities of day trading, offering a fresh, honest perspective, and tough love that's rare in trading literature. Learn from Sal's journey, filled with ups, downs, and invaluable lessons.
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Proprietary Strategies and In-Depth Analysis: Dive deep into various trading systems, strategies, and technical analyses, market structure, price action trading, all explained and broken down into bite-size chunks of straight market knowledge. Whether you trade Stocks, Futures, Options, Bonds, or Forex, this book is for you.
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Psychology and Discipline: Learn about the evolution and importance of trading psychology, critical role of emotional discipline, market psychology, and self-destructive habits. All crucial topics to ensure you're trading with discipline, patience, and mastering the art of setting your mindset for trading success.
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Empowerment Through Knowledge: Unveil the fundamentals of day trading. Learn how to manage risks, understand market dynamics, market sectors, major exchanges worldwide, market correlations, the impact of economic indicators and market-moving events.
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Practical Tools and Resources: From understanding market mechanics to leveraging charting software and trading hardware, brokers, and best times to trade, this guide covers all the essentials for setting up and succeeding in day trading.
What Sets It Apart:
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No-Nonsense Approach: Sal’s straightforward, humorous style simplifies complex concepts, making this guide a refreshing read for traders at all levels.
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Comprehensive Market Knowledge: Gain insights into financial markets, trading instruments, and the impact of global economic events on trading strategies. You’ll learn about important topics you never knew existed, but actually needed.
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Tailored for Retail Traders: Specifically designed for retail traders, this book bridges the gap between amateur trading and professional expertise.​
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Embark on your day trading journey with a book that's as entertaining as it is educational. "How To Suck Less At Day Trading,” is more than a book; it's a transformative experience, it’s your key to unlocking the secrets of the markets, helping you to make more informed decisions and, ultimately, to suck less at the art of day trading.
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Readers are granted free and unlimited access to our extensive Library of recorded real-time trading sessions. Each session is accompanied by detailed, play-by-play tutorials on price action, providing invaluable insights into the dynamics of the markets.
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What is 'How To Suck Less At Day Trading' about?"How To Suck Less At Day Trading" is a comprehensive guide that aims to demystify the world of day trading. It offers practical advice, strategies, and insights to help traders minimize losses, understand market dynamics, and improve their trading skills. The book is infused with humor and real-life examples to make complex concepts more accessible.
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Who should read this book?This book is ideal for anyone interested in the stock market, from beginners who are just getting their feet wet to intermediate traders looking to enhance their skills. It's also a great read for anyone who enjoys a humorous yet informative take on the often-serious world of finance.
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What makes this book different from other trading guides?Unlike many trading books that can be dry and technical, "How To Suck Less At Day Trading" is written with a witty, engaging style that makes learning about trading enjoyable. It combines expert knowledge with real-world scenarios and a New Yorker's sharp wit to offer valuable insights in an entertaining way.
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Can I still benefit from the book if I have some trading experience?Absolutely! The book covers a range of topics from basic to more advanced strategies. Even experienced traders can find new perspectives, tips, and tricks to enhance their trading approach and avoid common pitfalls.
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Does the book provide specific trading strategies?Yes, the book outlines various trading strategies and explains how and when to implement them. It also discusses the rationale behind each strategy, helping readers understand the underlying principles of successful trading.
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Is 'How To Suck Less At Day Trading' suitable for long-term investors?While the primary focus is on day trading, the principles, market insights, and psychological aspects discussed are valuable for any type of trader, including long-term investors seeking to understand market dynamics better.
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How technical is the language in the book? Do I need a finance background to understand it?The book is written to be accessible to readers of all backgrounds. Complex concepts are broken down and explained in a clear, relatable manner, so no prior finance knowledge is required.
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Where can I purchase the book?"How To Suck Less At Day Trading" is available on various platforms, including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and our official website. Check the 'Buy' section on our site for direct links to online retailers.
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Are there any resources available for readers to further their learning?Yes, readers can access additional resources, "NYC Academy of Trade", our proprietary training courses, including a podcast, blog, and newsletter, through our website. These resources provide ongoing support and information to complement the book's content.
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Can I connect with the author or other readers to discuss the book?Definitely! please fill out a contact form and we will make arrangements for you. We encourage readers to join our online community through social media platforms and our website forum. Here, you can discuss the book, share experiences, and get answers to any further questions you may have.
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"'How to Suck Less at Day Trading' is the book I wish I had when I started trading. It cuts through the noise and gives you exactly what you need to start, improve, and succeed. Zalman Sulaymanov is the real deal!"
– Samual K., Retail Trader
Miami, FL
"Zalman’s ability to break down complex trading concepts into digestible, actionable advice is unmatched. He’s not just teaching you to trade; he’s teaching you to think like a trader."
– Derek L., Commodity Trader
New York, NY
"This book strips away the pretense and leaves you with solid, down-to-earth guidance that even a layman can follow. Zalman's strategies are now an integral part of my trading toolkit."
– Nadia W., Entrepreneur and Investor
Atlanta, GA
"I've read my share of trading books, but this is the one that sticks. 'How to Suck Less at Day Trading' is brutally honest, deeply informative, and unexpectedly witty. Zalman doesn't just show you the ropes; he teaches you how to weave them into a safety net."
– Michael P., Freelance Financial Writer
Evansville, IN
"After reading this book, I've not only improved my trading strategy, but I've also understood the psychological warfare that is day trading. Sulaymanov speaks with the wisdom of a seasoned trader and the clarity of a natural teacher."
– Alex R., Junior Trader
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