How do some of the world’s most successful traders amass millions of dollars in a year... or sometimes in just hours? Are they masters of a priceless wizardry or simply the very lucky winners in a random market lottery that allows only a few players to become fantastically wealthy? What are the secrets of their unheard-of success? Market expert Jack D. Schwager interviews top traders in a variety of markets and determines that an interesting mix of method and mental posture is largely responsible, and presents Market Wizards in a way that allows the listener a glimpse into the minds of these most remarkable traders. Understand what it takes to succeed, and hear it in the words of the Market Wizards themselves. Hear about: • Turning a $30,000 account in $80 million! • Having a fund average a 30% annual return over 21 years! • Parlaying $25,000 into $2 billion worth of T-bond future trading in a day! • Managing funds that have registered triple-digit gains five years in a row! • Realizing an astounding 250,000% return on accounts over 16 years!
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Not actual voices of the legends interviewed,
By karma (Tuscaloosa, AL United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Market Wizards: Ed Seykota, Everybody Gets What They Want; Larry Hite, Respecting Risk (Audio CD)
This is just two people reading the interviews - lacks the voice, inflections, and emphasis of the legends being interviewed. Due to this reason, it is very difficult to know when the questions ends and the responses begins, due to the canned readings of the person doing these CDs.I owned the interviews from the CDs of Ed Seykota/Larry Hite, Richard Dennis, and Paul Tudor Jones - they are all read the same way and many times, you dont know whom said what when they go from the interviewer's questions to the legends responses, as the voices sound similar due to lack of emphasis and vocal inflections of the original legends.
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