Harry Boxer has more than 30 years of Wall Street investment and technical analysis experience, including eight years on Wall Street as chief technical analyst with three brokerage firms. Former chief technical analyst and columnist for AmericaInvest.com and winner of the 1995 & 1996 worldwide Internet stock-market trading contest, "The Technical Analysis Challenge," Harry is widely syndicated and a featured guest on many financial programs and sites, including CNBC, CBSMarketWatch, WinningonWallStreet, Stockhouse, DecisionPoint and more. He is currently author of TheTechTrader.com, a real-time diary of his trading ideas and market analysis, and is also a technical consultant to many Wall Street hedge funds and large institutional traders.
Barbara Rockefeller is an experienced trader and author of several books including "Technical Analysis for Dummies." Here we discuss why she favors trading currency futures over the spot forex market, why the idea that the currency markets are easier to trade because technical analysis works so well is an old myth, the book she recommends (Jim Rogers' Hot Commodities), and how traders can use the "Committment of Traders" report from the CFTC to make better decisions.
John Netto is a trader and President of One Shot - One Kill Trading. He takes a great deal of his trading strategy from his experiences as a nine-year veteran of the Marines. He also happens to be a world-class poker player. Here we talk about how he manages risk, how he determines his stop-loss points using Fibonacci levels and inflection points, and his unique way of playing additional upside in Gold.
Rob Booker is probably the most down-to-earth successful currency trader you'll ever meet. His easy-going manner and frank talk about the markets has made him one of the most popular speakers at the Forex Trading Expo. But Rob is a trader first and a speaker second - a key indicator of his desire to be successful in the markets. Here we talk about why a new trader simply can't replicate what other successful traders are already doing by "looking over their shoulder." Successful traders need to find systems that work for them personally to be consistent. Hear why!
