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The secret club that runs the world

Kate Kelly

2014

Commodities for dummies

Amine Bouchentouf

2007

The financial derivatives reader

Robert W. Kolb

1992

Handbook of Futures Markets

Perry J. Kaufman

1984

Commodity modeling and pricing

Peter V. Schaeffer

2008

Portfolio management formulas

Ralph Vince

1990

Economics of futures trading, for commercial and personal profit

Thomas Applegate Hieronymus

1971

The Dow Jones-Irwin guide to trading systems

Bruce Babcock

1989

Candlestick Charting Explained

Gregory L. Morris

1995

Commodity futures and options

George Kleinman

2000

Techniques of a professional commodity chart analyst

Arthur Sklarew

1980

Trading commodities and financial futures

George Kleinman

2005

A complete guide to the futures markets

Jack D. Schwager

1984

Jake Bernstein's seasonal trader's bible

Jacob Bernstein

1997

Winning in the futures market

George Angell

1987

The trader's edge

Grant Noble

1995

Commodity trading manual

Patrick J. Catania

1997

Brokers, bagmen, and moles

David Greising

1991

An Introduction to The Commodities, Energy & Transport Markets (The Reuters Financial Training Series)

London, UK Reuters Limited

2000

The McGraw-Hill handbook of commodities and futures

Martin J. Pring

1985

The new Fibonacci trader

Jens Fischer, Robert Fischer

2001

Futures markets

Manfred E. Streit

1983

Candlesticks Explained

Martin J. Pring

2002

Study guide for Technical analysis of the futures markets

John J. Murphy

1987

Commerce and the countryside

Wouter Ronsijn

2014

Fibonacci applications and strategies for traders

Fischer, Robert

1993

Leg the Spread

Cari Lynn

2004

Steidlmayer on markets

J. Peter Steidlmayer

1989

The secret financial life of food

Kara Newman

2013

International commodity agreements

B. S. Chimni

1987

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