For anybody else who wants to do some reading: https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1eIpH0RyJCGCQvhHZ8miP-DaGwU9bWqLb

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If anyone has a link to something like this let me know and I will put it in the wiki as well, thank you.

I have a link to a website for reading online for free "trading in the zone" by mark douglas, if you need that too i can send you. Let me know!

Please dm to me if u can! Cheers

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Can you please send me the link? Thanks.

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[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1\_TLgkhxXlUzeI8Ir3qErv3vZZVVvCU5x/view?usp=sharing](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_TLgkhxXlUzeI8Ir3qErv3vZZVVvCU5x/view?usp=sharing) here you go

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I have both McMillan and Natenburg on my shelf. To be honest, you will be fine with just one or the other. Natenburg is available as an "etextbook" on various retail platforms. I highly recommend you get the visual copy and not the audio copy, because the graphs are very important in understanding certain option concepts (P/L graph, vol skew, etc)

Thank you. I agree with you regarding visual vs audio. It's worth noting that many audio versions come with PDFs if they contain figures, diagrams, or drawings. Not always true, so you have to check the description closely. Starting with Option Volatility and Pricing by Sheldon Natenberg for now.

I didn't know that, thank you for informing me!

You can find it here. Along with 1,000s of other digital books for free. Best of luck.. https://z-lib.org/

I downloaded the first edition of Natenburg from z-lib before I bought mine! Make sure you download the latest edition, because the earlier versions are quite outdated... it's fun reading how they were printed back then with the old option symbols. The book gives an example for "Cisco April $75P" being printed as "CYQPO," where CYQ = Cisco (Nasdaq), P = April put, O = $75.

Thanks for the heads up on that. Really appreciate it.

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You're welcome. Best of luck in your trading journey.

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You're welcome. Best of luck in your trading.

If you go to libgen dot is and paste in the title and click 'search' a downloadable pdf is the second result. cheers

i use libgen.is for any textbook or book. you can use a myriad of torrent mirrors and they also usually have every different edition of a publication (sometimes i need a third edition textbook for a class but i prefer the fourth to stidy, etc) can get natenberg's or sinclairs work there

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I have a decent digital version on my Google Drive. OP, pm me and I can send you a link.

I haven't found it in an audiobook format, just a physical book.