Bo Yoder is a full-time trader, author and consultant to a variety of financial institutions. Here we talk to Bo about how he finds opportunities in the stock market, why he watches the markets on an hourly basis but is a successful swing trader, the moving averages he uses on his charts and how he uses the general psychological trends of the markets to make money. Yoder is a frequent contributor to trading publications such as Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities, Trader's and Active Trader Magazine. He writes for RealMoney.com and is the author of Mastering Futures Trading (2004, McGraw Hill). In addition to his writing, Yoder is a featured speaker at trading expos in the US and abroad, including Traders Expo.
Steve Palmquist is a full time trader who invests his own money in the market every day. He has shared trading techniques and systems at seminars across the country; presented at the Traders Expo, and published articles in Stocks & Commodities, Traders-Journal, The Opening Bell, and Working Money. Here we talk about his approach to the markets, how he develops his trading systems, and the interesting manner in which he determines where his stops should be placed.
Howard L. Simons is the President of Rosewood Trading and a frequent contributor to SFO Magazine. Here we talk about which currency he favors as a great market to trade, ways to look at the Euro and US Dollar, his thoughts on the future direction of gold and the energy markets, and why he uses fundamental analysis for long term market evaluations and technical analysis for short-term trading. We also talk about how traders can use the best of each to make intelligent trading decisions.
George Pruitt is Director of Research for Futures Truth Magazine, a magazine and website that tracks automated trading system performance. He has also coded over 1,000 different trading methodologies himself and is co-author of The Ultimate Trading Guide. Here we talk about what common things consistently successful trading systems share, whether the amount of money spent programming a system affects its success, and proprietary systems differ from "open box" systems.
David Silverman is an independent trader who traded on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange for 17 years. He has taken that knowledge and become an extremely successful trader outside of the exchange. Here we talk about the importance of gauging supply and demand in the markets and how he uses fundamental analysis to find trading opportunities and then technical analysis to determine entry and exit points. He's written a book and also writes a column for SFO Magazine.
(2004, McGraw Hill). In addition to his writing, Yoder is a featured speaker at trading expos in the US and abroad, including 
