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 Bets and the City
by Sally Nicoll
The book is a diary that describes
the journey author Sally Nicoll takes from her introduction to trading, in the
form of spread betting, through the losing phases, which we are all familiar
with, until she starts to make consistent profits.
On her journey Sally
encounters five "gurus" (her words not mine) one of whom she says has good legs
- although modesty forbids me to reveal the identity of this fine figure of
masculinity. Each guru completes a piece in the trading puzzle and from her
initial random and chaotic spread betting forays Sally Nicoll slowly develops a
methodology and the discipline to operate it. The book is unique in its style
and is certainly the most enjoyable "trading" book I have read.
However,
spread betting is not for the mug punter, so if you are a mug don't buy this
book. If, on the other hand, you can take good advice and apply it sensibly
then you are on to a winner.
Paperback - 219
pages (15 Nov 2006) 
£6.59
 $15.60
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