โมเมนตัม มาสเตอร์ สัมภาษณ์ซูเปอร์เทรดเดอร์

by Mark Minervini

Momentum Masters

การที่เหล่าซูเปอร์เทรดเดอร์ของอเมริกา 4 คน ได้แก่ Mark Minervini, David Ryan, Dan Zanger และ Mark Ritchie ll มานั่งอยู่ด้วยกัน แล้วตอบคำถาม 130 ข้อ ที่ถูกถามโดยเทรดเดอร์ในตลาดถึงปัญหาที่พวกเขาเจอ ถือเป็นปรากฏการณ์ที่หาได้ยาก และไม่แน่ใจว่าเราจะได้เจอกับปรากฏการณ์แบบนี้อีกหรือไม่

โมเมนตัม มาสเตอร์ เหล่านี้ ตอบคำถามเดียวกัน พร้อมๆ กัน ทำให้เราได้เห็นคำตอบจากมุมมองที่แตกต่างว่า อะไรคือสิ่งที่ทำให้ซูเปอร์เทรดเดอร์เหล่านี้ ประสบความสำเร็จได้ในชีวิตการเป็นเทรดเดอร์เต็มเวลา

ไม่ว่าคุณจะเป็นเทรดเดอร์หน้าใหม่ หรือเป็นผู้เชี่ยวชาญ โมเมนตัม มาสเตอร์ จะให้ข้อมูลเชิงลึกที่จะช่วยให้คุณพัฒนาแนวทางการเทรด และประสบความสำเร็จได้ในฐานะเทรดเดอร์

Genres: Finance, Business, Nonfiction, Personal Finance, Economics

240 pages, Paperback

First published August 19, 2015

Reviews

[Ben]

This is a difficult one to review. On the one hand, it's a short book that delivers on what it promises. You will likely get good ideas / insights from this one for momentum style investing / trading.

On the other hand, it is difficult to take the performance claims from the beginning of this book seriously. If you can really compound at 200% a year (Buffett clocks in at a long-term average of ~20% for reference), then why would you also have a multi-thousand dollar a year trading course? Perhaps books are written altruistically to spread knowledge, but paying so much for trading doesn't fit with someone who can make those type of returns, in my opinion. The investing contests that back up the performance claims also looks off, again, in my opinion only.

So with the above said, does that fully invalidate everything in the book? I don't think it does, but it definitely casts some doubt. Momentum investing works, that has been proven by many studies. But making 100%+ returns most years with (from memory) only 1 down quarter seems to me to be beyond the realm of what's possible.

[James Wood]

Very good review by four excellent momentum stock traders and most issues facing someone trading for profits, as opposed to investing. The traders are Mike Minervini, David Gray, Dan Zanger and Mark Ritchie II. This is a good book for someone with some experience in trading to appreciate the responses. It's done in a style where a question is posed to them, then each trader answers in their own point of view, often the same and sometimes quite differently.

I'd definitely recommend to anyone honing their skills in trading. This one is a great book to work through a few steps at a time and forces you to consider your methods in detail.

[Vijaykumar]

This is a must read book for traders. It comprises the way how different people create and hone their own style in the Markets. Mark Minervini, David Ryan, Dan Zanger, Mark Ritchie ii are the traders who share their experience with the market. I emphasis again that it is a must read and has to be read multiple times.

[Kai]

If you’ve had bought previous two books, DON’T buy it

It basically repeated what have been described in previous two books with different ways. No worthy if you’ve already read them.

[Tony D.]

Read several times between 2015-2017, and reread now in September 2020 during market chop. It holds up well. Actually, it's one of my all-time favorite trading books, and I feel it is underrated. Many pieces of timeless wisdom in here for swing and position traders.

[Mark Speed]

This book is densely packed with full, honest and insightful answers to scores of questions from investors like you and me. The answers come from four of the best and most consistent investors of our age. If you're remotely interested in investing, you'd be mad not to read it.

[Varun]

This book is superbly useful for a developing trader. Thoroughly enjoyed the thought process and different perspective of legend traders. We can find many commonalities among them in managing risk... Must read

[Anne]

Lessons from the Masters

I've read a lot of books on trading. The value in this one to me was the common themes in the answers. I came away with renewed confidence that it's possible to improve, and another way to think about position sizing and risk management.

[Nimrod Fieldman]

This is a good book for experienced traders. It does not give a concrete strategy but very important rules for how to proceed. Bring the strategy from home. Or read Minervini's excellent books. Overall, I recommend it.

[Nguyen Minh]

good

[Michael G]

Very informative

Lots of great ideas to make your trading improve. This made a few things click with me in some areas I’ve been struggling with.

[Sangam Agarwal]

reading it like taking to someone who have 40 years of trading experience . not just traders they are champions

[Kantanut Srihirun]

inspired me to read another book to know more what a professional trader think and do.

[Ali M]

Short and sweet

An eye opener that will help you to start trading with no complications

[Nguyễn Tú]

Excellent!!!

[Mohd Anaam]

Knowing ever

[Gurmukh Sandhu]

Learn before you Earn

[Ryan Clarke]

Amazing insights for anyone interested in momentum trading from some of the best to do it.

[Austin Gunnerson]

Decent interview style book. Review from Minervini’s book otherwise I would have ranked it higher.

[Saket Pansari]

A must read. It's just many questions asked to 4 most respected traders in the world. I am sure most of the doubts regarding trading will be answered here.

[Sathish]

Very Good and useful.

[Adam Bielen]

I highlighted a ton of information from this one. I especially liked the ones from Dan Zanger since his style seemed more unique from the others.

[Jagadish Raju]

Great informative, sharing their experience and wisdom. I'm confident this knowledge will help me a lot personally :)

[Radhey Baid]

There are hardly any books written Dan Zanger. Finally got to understand his trading style through this book. Of course, reading Mark Minervini's take on trading strategies is always a delight.

[Ali Raza]

Very nice book

[Haiwang Gao]

basically answered alot of my questions

[Michael]

Decent book about the basics of trading but starts to get repetitive around half way through and doesn’t go into enough detail about stock selection or chart patterns

[John Richards]

all the right questions you would have asked yourself anyway if trading to Win and these pros had all the right answers

[Leon]

Loved the book. I understand that each trader trades differently and should find their own style of trading but some of the answers seemed rather generic. Overall still packed with useful information especially on trading psychology and risk management.

[Thomas G]

Inspiring and very helpful. Love it.