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Even though I recommend Brooks I would echo LastDino's sentiments.
The reason I think Brooks is a good start is two fold.
One. His course is comprehensive as you get an understanding of the fundamentals of trading from the ground up. Two. I believe the information is accurate and deliberately not hyped.
After that Al like many others has a very specific way of trading.
My recommendation would be to immerse your self in ANYTHING you find interesting but TEST EVERYTHING by trading on sim on live data. (Basically forward testing vs backtesting)
In the end no two traders trade the same and trading is so personal you have to find whats comfortable for you.
Personally I follow Lance Beggs of YTC. I own his ebook series (unbelievably fantastic) and man everytime I see a blog post I'm amazed and WANT TO TRADE LIKE THAT.
Same with Lancelottrader here on FIO. I see his trades and go YA! YAH! I want to trade like THAT!
Hah! Good luck. Complete disaster everytime.
But I have learnt and incorporated slowly things into my already formulated trading plans and that way they do add to my repreitor.
