#FMJ outlines the trading biographies of some successful female day traders of the world, who started from scratch and today live financially independent lives working only a couple hours a day! Evoking the interview style of Market Wizards by Jack Schwager, and Momo Traders by Brady Dahl; and like in Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki - it's time to make your money work for you. Take control of your financial future and say goodbye to making others rich through the example of these pioneering women who pronounced F$%K my job, and chose not to sit in traffic or a stuffy office cubicle. Reviews by peers in the industry: "We need many more female traders so this book was a great way of helping them understand trading better and more importantly, we need more traders sharing ALL their experiences just like this so people can better understand there's no one magic formula for success, you must try various strategies and techniques to see what fits you best...Jane does a great job interviewing traders with a variety of backgrounds and it was a fun, quick read too!" - Timothy Sykes, http: //timothysykes.com "Jane does a great job of providing the modern, humanized perspective of the individual investors in the hunt and what experiences lead to positive outcomes...Enjoy the book and see who you relate to and how their lessons can help you on your way to winning in the stock market." - Dan Mirkin, CEO of Trade Ideas, LLC "Great story of a segment of the trading community we often look past. Amazing collection of interviews by an aspiring group of traders." - Kunal Desai, President Bulls on Wall Street

Stephen Paul Blake lives in Fruit Cove, outside Jacksonville, Florida and is the single Dad of Matthew and Austin. He has been blessed to receive the Eagle Scout and Vigil Honors from the Boy Scouts of America, along with Six Sigma Green Belt and Professional Engineering Registrations. Even after graduating from Duke Engineering, his life was still not always on an even keel, but then was a good moment to rededicate and begin to really grow in the Lord. With that faith his work brought him to the Carolinas, Upstate New York, and Florida. Stephen found construction project work to be steady, gaining the administrative, field, and managerial skills needed for senior responsibilities. Large projects that called for estimating and progress tracking spreadsheets became his specialty, as can be seen with a quick look through Transition Trading. After a generation of construction project involvement, he decided to incorporate Workplace Management Inc. to share his process and project management experience. It was during that time he was introduced to the modern trading and analytical software era. Success was fleeting, so after helping a couple of clients, he went back to the regular work force - the Job. This last employment made him "lie down in green pastures" in order to learn a new skill. Yet after experiencing many trading books, day trading restrictions, and poor options forecasts, his interest had waned. That apathy ended when Stephen discovered the ultimate in leverage and liquidity in the stock index futures class - the E-Mini. Months of honing the trading rules, developing the habits to follow them, and completing work assignments has led to the point where he can start helping others and sharing the Gospel - the Calling. No doubt God has been working in his life. Can He do the same for you?

Momo Traders features extensive interviews with ten top day traders and swing traders who find stocks that move and capitalize on that momentum. They began where you are and now make a great living--some even becoming rich. They weren't given a leg up, they didn't start with millions, and they don't manage billion-dollar hedge funds. They battle the market day in and day out just like you--and win! Hear in their own words, how they got started, what strategies they employ, how they deal with losing streaks, what setups are most profitable, how they overcome blowups, what tools they use, how they enter trades, how they exit trades, how they manage risk, how they maintain success, and much, much more. From the swing-set builder trading with credit card advances to the penny-stock trader outwitting market makers to the accountant funding trading accounts with cash his employer gave him to pay for his MBA, these Momo Traders have figured out what it takes to beat the market. Foreword by Brett Steenbarger, Trading Psychologist and Author of The Daily Trading Coach. Interviews with Gregg Sciabica, Eric Wood, Derrick Leon, Phil Goedeker, Bao Nguyen, John Welsh, Tim Grittani, Tom O'Reilly, Nathan Michaud, Michele Koenig

Trading is a business and, and as with any business, those businesses who survive and thrive have a business plan in place. Smart Trading Plans guides readers through defining and documenting a trading plan which applies to their individual trading business. Smart Action Steps and example plan elements are included to guide readers through and illustrate the process of developing a plan. Smart Trading Plans guides readers through the following: Creating a trading system Developing a trading routine Selecting the right trading tools Entries, exits and trade management Understanding risk and money management Developing a profitable mindset Strategies for trading Complete with useful trading tips and bonus planning templates (available at www.smarttrading.com.au), Smart Trading Plans is essential reading for all savvy traders.

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