001How to read this book
002The myth of one holy grail
003Edge, probability and price
004Survival before performance
005Discretionary versus systematic trader
006Macro, technicals and microstructure
007Regime dependency
008Separating legend from fact
009Jesse Livermore
010Charles H. Dow
011Richard D. Wyckoff
012Nicolas Darvas
013Michael Marcus
014Bruce Kovner
015Richard Dennis
016Paul Tudor Jones
017Gary Bielfeldt
018Ed Seykota
019Larry Hite
020Michael Steinhardt
021William J. O’Neil
022David Ryan
023Marty Schwartz
024Jim Rogers
025Mark Weinstein
026Brian Gelber
027Tom Baldwin
028Tony Saliba
029Van K. Tharp
030Bill Lipschutz
031Randy McKay
032William Eckhardt
033Monroe Trout
034Al Weiss
035Stanley Druckenmiller
036Richard Driehaus
037Gil Blake
038Victor Sperandeo
039Tom Basso
040Linda Bradford Raschke
041Mark Ritchie
042Joe Ritchie
043Blair Hull
044George Soros
045Peter L. Brandt
046How to study a trader’s life — not only the best trade
0471907 — Panic and Livermore
0481929 — Peak, crash and Livermore
0491970s — Commodity trends
0501983–1984 — The Turtle experiment
0511987 — Black Monday and Paul Tudor Jones
0521992 — Black Wednesday
0531998 — LTCM and convergence risk
0542000 — The dot-com peak
0552008 — Global financial crisis
0562015 — The CHF shock
0572020 — Pandemic and liquidity collapse
0582022 — Inflation, rates and simultaneous stock-bond losses
059Edge is not a signal
060Expectancy
061R-multiple
062Risk of ruin
063Volatility targeting
064Pyramiding
065Stop-loss and real risk
066Correlation is not stable
067Concentration versus diversification
068Trend following
069Mean reversion
070Momentum
071Contrarian trading
072Macro scenario
073Process before prediction
074Adaptation
075Ego and the need to be right
076FOMO
077Revenge trading
078Overconfidence
079Loss aversion
080Recency bias
081Process journal
082Decision fatigue
083Identity and style fit
084Longevity
085Anatomy of a master — what they share even when they trade oppositely
086Epilogue — beyond the Wizards
