Reminiscences of a Stock Operator

What it's about

The thinly fictional life of the speculator Jesse Livermore, from bucket-shop boy to Wall Street legend and back again: still the trading book traders recommend first, for its lessons on markets, crowds and one's own mind.

Who it's for

- Investors and traders - Anyone interested in market psychology - Readers who enjoy a financial story told like a novel

What’s inside

1. 1

   I

   22 min
2. 2

   II

   25 min
3. 3

   III

   15 min
4. 4

   IV

   26 min
5. 5

   V

   20 min
6. 6

   VI

   20 min
7. 7

   VII

   11 min
8. 8

   VIII

   21 min
9. 9

   IX

   28 min
10. 10

    X

    23 min
11. 11

    XI

    16 min
12. 12

    JULY COTTON CORNERED BY LARRY LIVINGSTON

    4 min
13. 13

    XII

    25 min
14. 14

    XIII

    21 min
15. 15

    XIV

    28 min
16. 16

    XV

    14 min
17. 17

    XVI

    25 min
18. 18

    XVII

    25 min
19. 19

    XVIII

    13 min
20. 20

    XIX

    11 min
21. 21

    XX

    20 min
22. 22

    XXI

    26 min
23. 23

    XXII

    32 min
24. 24

    XXIII

    17 min

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