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The futures game

Richard Jack Teweles

1999

The Economics, Law, and Public Policy of Market Power Manipulation

S. Craig Pirrong

1996

Futures trading

Robert E. Fink

1988

Commodity marketing from a producer's perspective

Donald G. Chafin, Paul H. Hoepner

1989

Managed trading

Jack D. Schwager

1996

The secret club that runs the world

Kate Kelly

2014

How to beat Wall Street

Wilson, Harold B.

1991

Strategies for the Electronic Futures Trader

Jacob Bernstein

1999

High-impact day trading

Robert M. Barnes

1996

Profits from natural resources

Roland A. Jansen

1999

Commodity modeling and pricing

Peter V. Schaeffer

2008

Portfolio management formulas

Ralph Vince

1990

Managing Energy Risk

John Wengler

2001

Commodity futures trading with point and figure charts

Maxwell, Joseph R. Sr.

1978

The Dow Jones-Irwin guide to trading systems

Bruce Babcock

1989

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

Jake Bernstein's seasonal trader's bible

Jacob Bernstein

1997

Managing commodity risk

John J. Stephens, John Stephens

2001

Winning in the futures market

George Angell

1987

Agricultural Futures and Options

Wayne D. Purcell, Stephen R. Koontz

1999

The trader's edge

Grant Noble

1995

Commodity trading manual

Patrick J. Catania

1997

Getting Started in Chart Patterns (Getting Started In.....)

Thomas N. Bulkowski

2005

Futures markets

Manfred E. Streit

1983

Sniper trading workbook

George Angell

2002

Investing in renewable energy

Jeffrey Siegel

2008

Inside the commodity option markets

John Labuszewski

1985

Commodity Derivatives

Neil C. Schofield

2008

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