My first book was written in 2008. I wanted to call it “The Twitter Edge,” but the people at Hachette thought they knew better. The book is easy to read and follow on the subject of trend following. I explain the trends I believed we were in the midst of. I explain how I spot trends and follow along. I discuss my strategy for selling. I urge you to turn off TV and avoid news.

It turns out the Twitter trend was dead on. The identity trend remains a huge trend and I discussed Lifelock at the time. It is now a successful public Company. I was early discussing robots, but today (November 2016) iRobot is at all-time highs, which I covered in the book. It is worth a read even today.

My latest book, written last year and published in 2015. My friend Ivaylo Ivanov and I have run MarketWisdom.com together for years, and we decided the time was ripe for us to write a book together. My first book was about trend following and this book is about finding trends using recent example. Ivan and I walk you through hundreds of examples to help you understand how to find and ride big winners. Why look for the next Apple or Starbucks if they may themselves continue to win. We believe that you should invest for profit and joy. We also believe you can and should invest to not just match the S&P, but to trounce it.

In 2011, I got the writing bug again and worked with my good friend Phil Pearlman to write what really is an update to The Wallstrip Edge. We spoke to some of our favorite contributors on Stocktwits to uncover their best setups and strategies for making money.

Trend Following 2.0, only available in German for some reason. A collector’s item no doubt.