The Market Whisperer: A New Approach to Stock Trading

by Meir Barak

NOW IT'S TIME TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE! Are you tired of not moving ahead? Now is the time to make the decision to change. Let me teach you how to break the routine, work less, enjoy the good life you deserve, and become financially independent. I'll teach you, step-by-step, to become a trader, skilled at creating an ongoing income from the buying and selling of stocks over one trading day or several days or weeks. I'll share the secrets of traders that have done it before. This is a profession that made me wealthy in just a few years. THE MARKET WHISPERER is an essential guide to stock trading. It is ideal for those with no background or experience, as well as for experienced investors who lack sufficient skills for active stock trading. It will guide you towards becoming financially independent and put you in control of your own destiny. Topics include: Fundamentals of trading Choosing the right broker and trading platform How to choose winning stocks How to profit from rising or falling markets Technical analysis Basic and advanced trading methods Financial and risk management Trading psychology Self-empowerment Don't delay! Now is your time to make the move of a lifetime!"

Genres: Business, Nonfiction

524 pages, Paperback

First published May 15, 2014

Reviews

[Beth]

Five stars for being extremely thorough, and despite the slightly cheesy last 5% about success and empowerment.

[Viktor Nilsson]

Meir Barak is very generous and open in teaching students and readers about how day trading works, which is truly admirable, and quite unique. From what I can judge, having a decade of experience in trading myself, he is the real deal. There are lots of valuable insights here, and great practical advice. Covers everything form screen setup to psychology.

I couldn't help getting slightly annoyed by the more theoretical parts however. There are often explanations for market phenomena that are just outrageous, conspiratorial and worst, completely unsubstantiated. Maybe all his explanations are correct, but it would seem incredible to me. Having a background myself in different trading strategies (though not day trading), I can say that: Some of his writing on the actions and reasoning of other market participants is just plain wrong.

Anyway, results speak for themselves, and Barak really seems to have found some things that work. Whatever the reason is for that, maybe we shouldn't be concerned about. If the conclusions are correct, then what are we really arguing about after all? Also, I have found that most successful traders have a quite conical view of the market, and Barak would certainly not be an exception in this regard.

[Melinda M]

The Stock Market: The Market Whisperer - A New Approach to Stock Trading: The Guide to Success and Economic Empowerment by Meir Barak has much to offer those interested in stock trading. Meir Barak gives some biographical history of himself so you can see who he is. He deals with day trading. There is a lot of information but the most helpful for people not involved much is 'psychology' of the market and how it is used. The most important part of the book is about the psychology of trading - how to overcome mental obstacles, stick with it and succeed. this book may take several readings to understand the information and to be able to use it.

I received a copy thru a Goodreads Giveaway.

[Walter Tosolini]

A metà tra un manuale e una lezione di vita. Parte dalle basi e tratti gli aspetti più tecnici, senza entrare eccessivamente nel dettaglio, anche perché ci vorrebbe una enciclopedia. Nel complesso è un buon libro da leggere per chi è alle prime armi oppure è entrato in questo mondo nel modo sbagliato.

[Aaril Anglin]

Gives an advantageous insight of the stock market's idiosyncrasies; enriches your mind with techniques on how to approach the market. I myself have used some of these techniques and have become successful with quite a few trades. The onus is up to you to remain consistent.

[Karthikeyan]

Very well authored

A nice book which helps you evaluate yourself as a trader with useful insights. Nicely compiled and hope it helps new traders to be perfect

[Mahdi AlHusseini]

There's contradiction between some of the sentences.
There's topics which are unrelated to day trading.
There's a bit too much of advertising to his room and courses.
Other aspects are very good

[Victor]

Is an excellent book for beginners and others that are growing in trading.

[Ohadlelcuk]

ספר מעולה. ממליץ לכל מי שרוצה להתחיל לסחור ביומי וגם אפילו סווינג מאוד עוזר להבין את ניתוח וחשיבות המקרו.

[Omer lavan]

A bit outdated but it expands your knowledge which is always a good thing

[Yinka Kolawole]

Stock trading

Interesting the way it breaks down trading versus investing and how the economics theories don’t translate to the real world. A solid approach to learning how to day trade, whether it actually turns you into a trader remains to be seen

[Mor]

The most practical book for a trader that's ever been written.* Useful only for beginners*

[Cuyler Callahan]

A must read for those wanting to day trade.

Amazing. Im going to read it again starting now. And ill probably read it many more times after that. Loved it.

[Clipinchick]

I this book for free from the author/publisher in response for an honest review of the book. I have not had the opportunity to read this book at this time. I will add my
review of this book once I have read the book. Thank k you for allowing me the optometrist review your work. I look forward to reading this book.