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Jesse Livermore was perhaps the best stock trader who ever lived

200603-02

Livermore had a reputation as a high-flying speculator, not unlike a high-stakes gambler

200603-03

Livermore believed that a stock trader is Always a student, never a master

200603-04

Livermore never used the terms bull or bear because they forced a mind-set that he believed made his thinking less flexible

200603-05

Reversal Pivotal Points are a key factor in the Livermore Trading System

200603-06

This was a mistake as far as Livermore was concerned because the trend lines can give the trader a clear picture of the momentum

200603-07

Livermore felt that it is wrong and dangerous to establish your full stock position at only one price

200603-08

Livermore could have a line of a hundred thousand shares out on a single stock play and sleep like a baby

200603-09

To offset the risk, Livermore tried to restrict any serious pyramiding to the beginning of the move

200603-10

Livermore was an independent thinker, yet he always wanted to trade along the line of least resistance the trend

200603-11

In Livermores time, many news reporters were convicted of trading against the news they wrote about a stock

200603-12

Livermore agreed with his friend, the gambler, Colonel Ed Bradleyafter timing and money management comes emotions

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Livermore believed that one of the most important qualifications for a successful trader was poise which, to him, was defined as stability, balance, and dignity of manner

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Livermore observed that people who have no knowledge of the stock market, but insist on playing it, generally lose their money

200603-15

Livermore often studied stocks as you would study people, after a while their reactions to certain circumstance become more predictable

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Later in Livermores trading history, he decided that he would not hold stocks for long that did not move in the direction he had anticipated

200603-17

Livermore believed that the game of speculation is the most uniformly fascinating game in the world

200603-18

Jesse Livermore is perhaps the most quoted trader in stock market history

200603-19

The speculator wants to trade and the broker not only is willing, but too often encourages over-trading

200603-20

Summary of Livermore Trading Rules

200603-21

Before you buy a stock, you should have a clear target where to sell if the stock moves against you. Jesse Livermore

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Here were no discrepanciesthis is exactly as Livermore presented his Market Key Theory

200603-23

Jesse Livermores original notes for his secret market key

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How the financial community works and how it has reacted to Soros's phenomenal investment record

200603-25

George Soros was about to lay down the biggest bet in financial history

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George Soros was far more than a man who made a few billion dollars

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George Soros just makes money

200603-28

George Soros found himself with too little money and companionship to enjoy what the city had to offer

200603-29

George Soros linked his failure to finish the book with his decision to forgo the study of philosophy in favor of the pursuit of money

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Hired as an analyst, George Soros worked at first primarily with foreign securities

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It was time for Soros to take a look at Wall Street

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