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Recommended Reading & Watching

July 13, 2026

A reading and watching list drawn from our community's "Mindset & Learning" section.

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Recommended by Kira Engineer

  • Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets - John J. Murphy. "One of the gem books in technical-analysis history." ("The market itself is always the final authority.")
  • Reminiscences of a Stock Operator - Edwin Lefèvre. On Jesse Livermore; timeless on trading psychology and patterns.
  • Mastering the Trade - John F. Carter. On practical setups and trading process.
  • The Richest Man in Babylon - George S. Clason. "Interesting" - foundational money mindset.
  • The Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle. "Mental strength, awareness, clarity - a mindset that doesn't collapse under pressure."
  • The Obstacle Is the Way - Ryan Holiday. "Obstacles rarely stop a mission."

Also shared by the community

Classics members recommended in the section (obtain legally): Harmonic Trading (Scott M. Carney), Trading for a Living (Alexander Elder), The Wyckoff Methodology in Depth, Day Trading and Swing Trading the Currency Market, Volume Profile / Market Profile / Order Flow, How to Day Trade for a Living, Trading Without Gambling.

This week's watch

Dumb Money (2023). Not a movie about getting rich overnight - a story about market psychology, crowd behaviour, risk, and what happens when emotion takes over the market.

While watching, pay attention to:

  1. What role do fear and greed play in traders' decisions?
  2. What risk-management practices are used - and do they succeed or fail?
  3. If you were a trader at that event, what would you most likely do?

Remember: extraordinary market events make great stories, but they rarely make reliable trading strategies.


Educational content only - not financial advice. Titles are recommendations, not endorsements of any specific outcome.