Big D Trading: Not Your Grandparent's Guide to Investing

As you can tell from the title, this isn't your average book on the stock market. The days of value investing are still very much relevant, but a new crop of traders has emerged.
Do you resonate with waiting until retirement to take money out of your brokerage account and 401(k)? I don’t. How about always taking the safe route in life and never taking any risks? Me neither.
I found myself tired, run down and burnt out from my desk job. I searched countless hours on how to achieve financial freedom and all signs kept pointing to trading and investing. My curiosity quickly became an obsession where I read just about every book written on the subject matter. I took my knowledge and switched my portfolio strategy from conservative to aggressive and saw significant gains. However, I was lacking one critical piece of advice: when to sell.
Though I nearly had to start over from scratch, I did it with the best collection of knowledge possible and unshakeable confidence outlined in this book.
Thanks to the meme-stock saga from companies like GameStop, AMC and others, the retail trader finally felt like they stood a chance on Wall Street. 2022’s bear market had other ideas. Retail traders and value investors alike felt the pain of one of the worst market crashes in history. Those who lost big, may never trade again.
It turns out that Wall Street’s best kept secrets are now in plain view. We can learn equally from the big hedge funds as we can from Reddit’s infamous thread ‘wallstreetbets.’This guide to investing meets in the middle of Wall Street and Retail Trading, combining to form one of the brightest and funniest takes on the subject matter yet.