《贸易优势》是2006年JohnWiley&SonsInc出版社出版的图书，作者是语发苏苗扬脸和首Cheung，R来自ickey。

• 作者 Cheung, Rickey
• 出版社 John Wiley & Sons Inc
• 出版时间 2006年10月
• 页数 246 页
• 定价 579 元

　　内容简介

　　THE TRADING EDGE

　　How to trade Like a Winner

　　"Rickey Cheung work is outstandi来自ng. His book 就粉举括is highly recommended not only for the logic of his systematic approach in developing a trading edge but primarily for the approach he presents in becoming a successful trader. His systems have been tracked for over two years now (without benefit of hind四sight) and the results speak for themselves: No. 1 i360百科n the SP'S systems in current issue." - John H办内沿左友ill, Futures Tru括弱曲清聚该但轴th magazine

　　"Rickey Cheung lays out in plain-language a step-by-step detailed trading plan for anyone who has the thirst and discipline to become a truly successful trader. After reviewing literally hundreds of trading systems and methods each year I can sa杆y that he has succeeded in produc觉止病应促零境圆ing what seems to be his life's maste存架对永为案洋攻米rpiece. His method and style are inspiringly different, innovative and unique." - James R. Casper, Founder, Olive Tree capital

　　"Rickey Cheung has created a masterpiece that provides a practical and comprehensive perspective of today's market trading. Without the promise of a "Get rich quick scheme." , i硫心次款盾始阻后欢激笑t is truly a great way to make money. I am currently using most of the RC systems an依齐d will be happy to add mo补织火把剂书剧设理亮re as they beco们列me available. In my 29 years in this busin药间料岩前己父测ess, I have seen virtually every indicator and trading system ava互体ilable. Nothing, however, compares to the exceptional work of Rickey C留好heung. Bravo! - Mike Meisner, Founder & Fund Manager, Phoenix Diversified Investment Corp

　　"In this book, Rickey Cheung 困名亚城demonstrates that to be a successful trader, you must hone t制全he skills of your craft by constantly reviewing the data and your performan张控组降有同土ce to find your edge... He not o很确裂硫器握爱移后酒怀nly explains what this edge is, and how to use it, but he also shows you how he discovered it. It is this later point that I found most interesting." - William H. Gibbs, Former President, University of Phoenix