The Intelligent Trader: The Step-by-Step Guide to Wall Street's Most Profitable Trading Strategies Paperback – August 8, 2021

The Intelligent Trader by David Hoffman is written by a seasoned professional who generously shares his years of experience with others wishing to learn the art of the "trade." Written in an easy to understand style utilizing real-world anecdotes, the author walks the reader through the steps necessary to enter this profession. I highly recommend this book to anyone wishing to strengthen their personal investment skills, those who are looking to make a career change, as well as recent business grads interested in becoming successful traders.

Wish I had read this book years ago, would have saved me a fortune in correcting mistakes I have made trading. This is an ideal book for beginners interested in managing their portfolios or learning to trade for profit. Would highly recommend as a gift to any recent grad to help them think about the markets and protect themselves from making mistakes trading. Don't walk, run to buy and read this book.

The Intelligent Trader is an insightful, relatively easy read for anyone interested in trading the markets. Whether you are novice seeking a straightforward primer or professional brushing up on skill sets, you will benefit from the clear, concise and straightforward advice (w/real world anecdotes) based on his 30+ year experience “on the street”!

Well written and very easy to read and understand! The analogies used in the book really makes it easy to understand the ideas the author is looking to share with the reader! A must read for anyone interested in trading at any level!!

The book is a great easy read. Wish I had this book years ago, it would have saved me a lot of money on my trading mistakes.Good book for anyone entering college thinking about a finance career

It was difficult to finish the book as it was verbose and not terribly practical. The spends a lot of time preaching about the right mental state and attitude of the trader, similar to telling a person who want to learn how to drive to be very careful. Honestly I did not come away better informed as an option trader, especially in terms of new skills.

It’s a really nice book for all to understanding the highs and lows of trading.Relating certain situations to everyday activities and situations helps the reader really imagine themselves in the trading seat.

Long and drug out Was expecting an insider’s concise views on tricks of the trade instead got anecdotal stories. Long and boring