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Adams 101

by Joe Duarte

Genres: Finance, Nonfiction

256 pages, Hardcover

Published October 8, 2024

About the author

Dr. Joe Duarte has been analyzing, trading, and writing about the financial markets since 1990. His "This Week in the Money" column is widely followed at MoneyShow.com. He was biotech and healthcare analyst for Investing Daily.com - Strategic Technology Investing, Breakthrough Tech Profits, and the highly regarded Personal Finance newsletter. He is author of "Trading Options for Dummies," now in its third edition (August 28,2017).

He was an original CNBC Market Maven, has been quoted in Barron's, The Wall Street Journal and has written articles for Marketwatch.com and many other major publications. His books include "Trading Options for Dummies," "Trading Futures for Dummies," "The Everything Investing in Your 20s & 30s Book," and six others. Dr. Duarte is a former money manager and a professional investor trading for his own account.

Reviews

[Dee · Rating 5 out of 5]

As a dabbling trader, this book is phenomenal. It answers all of my questions - and questions I didn't even know to ask - right from the start to cover every aspect and influence on the trading market, and how to build and use these tools to trade. I am more of a swing trader than a day trader, but pretty much everything is applicable for both. I better understand what I am doing and feel much more confident in my approach. It is a privilege to live in a time where expert knowledge is accessible at the tip of your fingers.

Thank you Joe Duarte and Adams Media for the ARC. I loved this book so much I actually went and bought my own reference copy on Kindle.

[Bim · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was pleasantly surprised by this book. I thought going in, it would be a quick primer on what it takes to day trade - i.e. strategies, tools, etc. But as I read, it delved into a pragmatic progression of what to expect and what it takes to ramp up into day trading and the practical, day-to-day description of what it's like to be a day trader. It's an all encompassing book that touches on all the things to consider. It doesn't delve super deep into each aspect but it does give a good breadth of all the things to consider for you to further do your own research.