No. 136
Kỹ Thuật Giao Dịch Để Kiếm Tiền Hàng Ngày Nâng Cao Trên Thị Trường Chứng Khoán (Advanced Techniques in Day Trading)
Andrew Aziz
This Vietnamese edition of Advanced Techniques in Day Trading is Andrew Aziz's follow-up to Day Trade for a Living, written for readers who already understand the fundamentals of intraday trading and want a deeper, more example-driven treatment of the strategies he actually uses. Rather than reintroducing basic concepts, the book positions itself as an extended "case review" of proven trading strategies, illustrated throughout with real trade examples drawn from Aziz's own trading.
The book moves through the practical business setup of day trading as a serious pursuit — approaching it "as a business," choosing tools and platforms, and building a stock-selection process — before spending the bulk of its length on specific technical building blocks: support and resistance identification, price action and candlestick reading, and volume-based trade management, all illustrated with worked, real-trade-style examples rather than abstract description.
A significant portion of the book is devoted to advanced day-trading strategies specifically, walking through entries, exits, and stop-loss placement for each one in more operational detail than the first book attempted. This is paired with a strong risk-management thread — identifying the right stocks, setting profit targets and stop-losses, and managing a trade once it's open — that Aziz treats as inseparable from any individual strategy's setup criteria.
The book closes with material aimed specifically at traders who already have some real trading experience: how to review and refine your own trading plan, how to keep pursuing more advanced strategies responsibly, and a repeated reminder that day trading remains a demanding profession requiring continued discipline rather than a set of tricks that, once learned, remove the need for risk management.
Who This Is For
Traders who have already read a foundational day-trading text (ideally Aziz's own Day Trade for a Living) and have some real or simulated trading experience, and want more advanced, example-driven strategy material.
When To Read This
After the first book and after some hands-on (ideally paper-trading) experience — not as a starting point.