Hitting the Books! Week 4 “Dark Pools” by Scott Patterson

Brian| January 28, 2013| Categories: Tricks of the Trade|

Stock Trading Books in Review

As a habit I typically read at least one book a week on trading, finance, motivational success stories or even statistics. The goal is to become a more intelligent trader and learn different view points, strategies and perspectives.

Join me each week as I review and critique the weekly book of choice.

“Dark Pools” Scott Patternson

Book Review: ”

Liquidity Breeds Liquidity A story of Market Evolution”

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