Using Listed Options in Your Trading
by Lawrence G. McMillan
Professional trader Lawrence G. McMillan is perhaps best known as the author of
Options As a Strategic Investment, the best-selling work on stock and index options
strategies, which has sold over 200,000 copies. An active trader of his own account,
he also manages option-oriented accounts for certain individuals. In a research
capacity, he edits and contributes to his firm's publications: Daily Volume Alerts,
The Option Strategist and The Daily Strategist—derivative products newsletters covering
equity, index, and futures options. In these capacities, he is the President of
McMillan Analysis Corporation, which he founded in 1991. Prior to founding his own
firm, Mr. McMillan was a proprietary trader at two major brokerage firms—primarily
Thomson McKinnon Securities, where he ran the Equity Arbitrage Department for nine
years.
Embracing Uncertainty, The Trading System Conundrum
by Michael Levin
Michael Levin has been in the financial markets since 1981, having been a broker
and trader on the PHLX Equity Options floor in the 1980’s and ran trading firms
in New York in the 1990’s to 2002.
Stable Equity Trading in an Unstable Market
by Alan Keate
Alan is the founder of Once a Month Trading, a proven Exchange Traded Fund trading
methodology. Alan has founded and managed 2 previous Holding companies with each
having over $5MM in assets under management. A successful investor, Alan is an excellent
investment education instructor who has helped thousands of investors find their
own success in the financial markets. Prior to establishing Once a Month Trading,
he spent many years writing and developing content and educational programs for
Investools.
A Math Edge is Not Enough
by James Brandolino
James Brandolino, Fund Manager and CTA (Commodity Trading Advisor) is the Managing
Partner of Brandolino Investment Group, LLC. Mr. Brandolino is a consummate financial
pro with over 20 years of trading and management experience with major firms such
as, Charles Schwab and MF Global. He maintains trading privileges and holds memberships
at the Chicago Board of Trade, New York Board of Trade and NYSE Life. Mr. Brandolino’s
astute technical knowledge and inventive trading approach have made him a highly
demanded commodity in his own right among both investors and peers. His ability
to add “real value” to investors by clearly explaining trading ideology from an
exceptional unique perspective is extraordinary and is also what ultimately inspired
him to author his first book, Train to Trade: What Pro’s Do Different.
The Ten Fundamental Attributes of Success
by John Netto
John Netto is President of One Shot—One Kill Trading. He is the author of "One Shot—One
Kill Trading: Precision Trading through the Use of Technical Analysis" (McGraw-Hill,
2004). John has melded the discipline and patience acquired during his nine years
in the US Marine Corps with a sophisticated trading strategy. Along with being a
professional trader, author, and educator, John spends a great deal of his free
time in pursuit of his ancillary interests other than the market; poker and sports
handicapping. He appears regularly on both Las Vegas and national radio discussing
the points of the market and gaming. John lives in Las Vegas and San Francisco.
He is a regular speaker at investment and trading conferences, both in the US and
internationally. John speaks, reads, and writes Japanese and Chinese. John posts
written and audio blogs at his web site on all of the aforementioned topics.
Commodities Insights
by Floyd Upperman
Floyd Upperman is recognized as the leading expert and analyst of Commitments of
Traders (COT) data. He is the author of the highly reconized commodity trading book
“Commitments of Traders” and is one of the world's foremost authority on this long
neglected subject. Trained in the use of data analysis in problem solving, Floyd
uncovered the unique value of COT data as a powerful market indicator. His proprietary
system, Individual Market Participant Analysis, has an unparalleled record of success
in applying COT data to futures trading.
The Bond Market Runs America
by Paul Judd
Fifteen years ago, Paul made a commitment to become an expert on Treasury Bonds
only. Paul’s expertise is the 30-Year Futures Bond Market. As a teacher and mentor,
he has taught 100’s of students on how you can make money with Treasury Bonds despite
any economic condition. He is also the author of the bondminicourse, which can give
you a tremendous foundation on the fundamentals that drive bond prices. In 1996,
he established the Bond Advisory Hotline. Paul is also a member of the National
Futures Association. He is a Commodity Trading Advisor and Community Pool Operator.
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