Praise for Trading from Your Gut

Trading War Stories
Lefevre, Edwin. 
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator. New York:
Wiley, 1994.
Schwager, Jack D. 
Market Wizards: Interviews with Top Traders.
Columbia, MD: Marketplace, 2006.
Schwager, Jack D. 
The New Market Wizards: Interviews with Top
Traders. Columbia, MD: Marketplace, 2008.
Additional Reading
Crabel, Toby. 
Day Trading with Short Term Price Patters and
Opening Range Breakout. Greenwood, SC: Traders Press, 1990.
Gilovich, Thomas. 
How We Know What Isn’t So. New York: Free
Press, 1993.
Pardo, Robert. 
Design, Testing and Optimization of Trading
Systems. New York: Wiley, 1992.
Wilder, J. Welles. 
New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems.
Greensboro, NC: Trend Research, 1978.
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About the Author
Curtis Faith is author of the bestselling book Way of the Turtle,
which has sold 70,000 copies and has been translated into nine lan-
guages. In his early twenties, Faith earned more than $30 million as a
member of the legendary Chicago trading group, the Turtles. He has
founded several software and high-tech startups, including a public
company and an Inc. 500 firm. His most recent book is Inside the
Mind of the Turtles.
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The Art of the Trade Trilogy
In this book, you’ve learned the trading psychology that helps and
hinders whole-mind trading, and you’ve learned how this knowledge
gives you an edge in mastering risk. With this knowledge, I encourage
you to test these techniques, document their results, and if you have
questions or problems, write back to me at www.curtisfaith.com. One
reason I want to hear from you is that I can learn from you. Trading
from Your Gut is the first in a three-book lineup covering whole-mind
trading, and I am excited about learning from the experiences of other
traders and investors as I consider the content of the next two books
and the related content we’ll be positing on www.curtisfaith.com.
The beauty of whole-mind trading is that you can apply it to what-
ever asset class or investment sector you want; and it can be used to
trade accounts of all sizes. Our next book will address Forex trading,
where readers will discover how to use the whole-brain approach in
the high-risk, high-reward world made possible with the 50:1, or even
200:1, leverage available with a retail Forex trading account. In the
third book, our focus will be trading on a shoestring. In these three
books, I share my experience in the psychology of trading and risk
with every level of trader from active and sophisticated to novice.
The next book on trading foreign currencies (Forex) is of particu-
lar interest to me. The currency markets have been the most consis-
tently profitable markets I have ever traded. Earlier in this book I
referenced George Soros’ reliance on instinct. Soros is arguably the
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most legendary currency trader in history. Forex markets are one of
the few higher-leverage markets available to traders with accounts
of all sizes. Forex—a one trillion dollar market—is particularly well
suited to whole-mind trading. Whole-mind trading gives you an
advantage that will serve you well, whether you are trading with a
large or small account. 
Some of the topics I will cover in the new book include: