Download or read book Shortening Your Self-Directed Investing and Trading Learning Curve written by J. R. Calcaterra and published by CreateSpace. This book was released on 2015-07-14 with total page 56 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Read this J.R. Calcaterra book on your PC, Mac, smart phone, tablet or digital device or in paperback. The learning curve for most brand new aspiring investors and traders can be long and very expensive if they begin the wrong way. This book is aimed at giving the beginning information you will need to get you going down the road to consistent profitability in the market. There are zero shortcuts and should you decide to take it upon yourself to try to sidestep any part of the education needed you will have a high probability of losing some money for sure. Brand new investors, swing traders and also position traders and investors have a tendency to come into the business with unrealistic expectations of how much money they can make by trading. What they don't know is how much money you can lose. This book will help you understand what is needed right from the very start of your trading and investing business from day one. Make no mistake the market is not some game. It is competition at the highest level and your opponents are the best in the world and looking to drain your capital account on a daily basis. Are you going to let them do that? By the time you have completed reading this entire book you will know what is needed of you to make it in this business. Then it is up to you to take what you have read here and capitalize on it in your education and in the live market. This book gives you clear concise information that you can use right away to begin making money if you follow what is said here. You can make a fortune in the live financial market if you start off the right way from the first day with the right information. No one wants to learn a bunch of unrealistic information that won't make them money in the live markets right? No one is making you get into the trading business so I encourage you to read and absorb the information given here in this book then perhaps do more data mining on your own. Brand new traders are their own worst enemy in the market when they first start out and that is because they have done all of the wrong things to start off. This book gives you examples of what and what not to do and I strongly encourage you to follow what it says in here if you are a beginner with zero experience if you want to be consistently profitable in today's financial markets. Any other scenario is not acceptable. Wishing you a profitable day! J.R. Calcaterra