First of all, I do have to admit that I am wary of any book, seminar, or advertisement that says "Learn to make millions ...", and so as I started reading this book, I hoped that there was not too much hype built into it. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of useful information, well-researched anecdotes, and multitude of references to outside sources that the book presents. Alas, I probably have, in the past, belonged more in the "investor" category than the "trader" category, and I am guessing that I got more out of this book that some traders who manage their portfolios on a weekly or daily basis. This is not so much a how-to cookbook, and there are no 12-step plans to make your millions, but I found its presentations of trading philosophy highly thought-provoking and, given the market crash of 2008, motivates me to go from being more of a moderately-engaged investor to looking at my portfolio more as a highly-engaged trader. It was a very useful, and timely, read for me!