Maybe it’s me but when I buy a tin of beans I expect to find beans in the tin...when I buy a packet of peas I expect to find peas in the packet.
Take for instance the book by James Smith titled...Zero to £1 Million.
Silly old me, I thought it would be a story in some detail about a trader who made and kept £1million quid from the markets.
Not so.
Does Jim Lad tell the reader how long it took him to reach that magic £1 million number...not a word.
What was Jim's biggest losing trade...not a word.
What was Jim's biggest winning trade...not a word.
What was Jim's average win to average loss ratio, not a word.
What was Jim's position sizing method, not a word.
How many trades did it take Jim to get to £1 million quid, not a word.
What was Jim's Sharp ratio, not a word.
What was Jim's longest drawdown period, not a word.
If ever there was a misleading title for a book, this is it.
Take for instance the book by James Smith titled...Zero to £1 Million.
Silly old me, I thought it would be a story in some detail about a trader who made and kept £1million quid from the markets.
Not so.
Does Jim Lad tell the reader how long it took him to reach that magic £1 million number...not a word.
What was Jim's biggest losing trade...not a word.
What was Jim's biggest winning trade...not a word.
What was Jim's average win to average loss ratio, not a word.
What was Jim's position sizing method, not a word.
How many trades did it take Jim to get to £1 million quid, not a word.
What was Jim's Sharp ratio, not a word.
What was Jim's longest drawdown period, not a word.
If ever there was a misleading title for a book, this is it.
Review: Zero to £1 Million. book James Smith.
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