Customer Reviews

Swing Trading as a Part Time Job

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I really liked it, ive quite the collection of books on trading, some expensive, some not expensive. This is not a book of fluff, which some authors seem to include in their books to just take up space and add usless pages upon pages of things people looking to trade efficiently and effectively do not need, or how some authors seem to give explanations of hundreds of indicators which no one uses..
This authors book is to the point, it explains his history, his trading method, what he does and why he does it, and very simple ways to determine if the market is trending, or weather it is in a trading range. It is up to the user of his book to personalize this authors technique and methodology and make it his own, and to add it to his or her's quiver. Iam adding it to my quiver as we speak.
Well Done Mr. Brown
Your's Truly
ben

This book is a real waste of time and money. Although the book is written in simple language, it does not have any new or usable information. Everything is explained very vaguely and with no real substance. It also jumps from one area to another too quickly, leaving you scratching your head asking - That's it?? If you are looking for a book to understand how to trade stocks, avoid this book, and find a different book.

At first I thought this was just another "stock tips" book, but after reading this (I read it twice) I realized that this guy knows what he is talking about! The section on "pullbacks" was especially interesting to me. Brett's insights & his honesty in chapter 7 separate him from a lot of other authors.
P.S. This does work! I have made money already!!
Richard Wilkinson

This little book is full of useful informaion. I gave 4 stars because it needs to be longer, I would like to see a more detailed book by the same author, he knows how to swing trade. Very well put together instruction for both the novice and intermediate swing trader. Don't think you will be disapointed.
Stan Graham