The Most Helpful Traders on Twitter: 30 of the Most Helpful Traders on Twitter Share Their Methods and Wisdom

Steve Burns does a really great job. He simplifies everything so that you can chunk it out and move forward. I love his books. This one goes into an interview type process of all the twitter people he lists here. Some interviews obviously didn't go well, but a nice quick read for sure. This has tons of good information from many different traders which is what you need. It's like a very contained simple and short version of market wizards...but for twitter.

This book is a like a fine dessert after a fine five course meal. A very good attempt to get together all the top traders in twitter world who are so hardworking and generous by helping new traders with insights into successful tradingAny new trader or anyone who has been chopped in the market chaos with the volatile moves, can get an idea of best practices of a group of disciplined and experienced traders.Steve and Holly did a very good job with this idea to blend the trading principles of the rainbow spectrum of traders. I get to pick and choose which expert in the list is close my personal trading psychology and learn more about their trading processThe best part of the book is, it blends nicely the various thoughts of highly successful traders. Thoughts which will let the reader learn and understand the finer nuances of profitable trading, blending in concepts of risk management and psychology which are critical for the game of trading

For the price, I thought this book was worth the read. I'm a big fan of many of these traders so it was nice to read interviews with them. This book is somewhat like a modern version of The Market Wizards books so if you liked those books you would like this one. I think this book would be good for beginners before moving onto other books such as How I made $2 Million by Nicholas Darvas, Mark Minervini's book, Swing Into It by T. Livingston, Insider Buy Superstocks by Jesse Stein, How To Make Money in Stocks, Trade Like An O'Neil Disciple, Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, etc. My only negative comment of this book would be that I wish that Burns had interviewed @LMT978, Dan Zanger, and Jesse Stein for this book but I guess he couldnt get everyone.

Short punchy fixed-format interviews with thirty successful traders on Twitter.If you are thinking about a trading sideline this book will help you avoid many beginner pitfalls.If you are still working on your trading methods -- you will find suggestions for shaping your own strategy.If you are a successful trader you can still get some ideas for your own approach by reconsidering "paths not taken".Even if you only get one profitable idea out of this book it will pay for itself a thousand time.

After reading many of Steve’s books and taking his course i can say that his teaching style and process is by far the most effective to make a living from the Markets consistently with the proper account size. Steve is a generous teacher and i greatly appreciate his reasonably priced body of work (tremendous value).

Good pieces of advice but a huge percent are repeatedly answered. Even in my opinion some traders don't take the interview seriously. Basic knowledge for new traders.

A quick read of general tips for traders from some fulltime traders. And some resources to check out for further interest.

Lots of information and opinions on what works well for different traders. I really enjoyed this book and will refer back to it many times.

Yes it's very useful and help in trading and builts our self confidence and discipline.Trading is a tough job so this book guides to be careful while trading products.