Trading Curriculum Trading is this weird sport where everyone plays it, yet there aren't really any standard curriculums, and there are tons of scammers who charge subscriptions to Discord groups or emailing lists, claiming to net you that few hundred dollars profit. Who can we trust? How do we know what works? We don't, but in general, we trust ourselves to a large degree. Therefore, I've curated a curriculum of sorts where you can self-learn and combine what you see in the real world through readings, Twitter, etc., with your own trading experience and thoughts. The goal here is to give you an objective foundation for knowledge in the trading world, sort of like taking an undergraduate major in trading. As always, books will have their goods and bads, outdated quips and legendary quotes. It's up to you to choose how you read these books and pick out what you think is useful or not for your trading needs. If you decide to trade, I highly recommend reading this article first. Foundations Most people who enter wallstreet have some sort of education in Finance or Economics. If you don'

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