Neal Weintraub Neal Weintraub is a futures trader with over 10 years of experience and is a member of the Mid-America Commodity Exchange. He is the author of the Weintraub Day Trader (Windsor, 1991) and operates a daily market hotline. Weintraub also teaches at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on fundamental analysis, computer trading, and trading with spreads . Books Tricks of the Floor Trader , Dow Jones Irwin, 1996 Trading Chicago Style , McGraw-Hill, 1999 Trading -
You will run out of money before financial gurus run out of trading ideas. -
Never trust an economic boom fueled by consumer debt. -
Trading without an exit strategy leads to disasters. -
Never deal with a broker that won't give selling ideas. -
Money Honeys are pleasing to the eye but not your portfolio. -
You can't eat a computer. Have some 'basic' stocks in your portfolio. -
Day trading is like grabbing coins in front of a steam roller . You will get rolled over. -
Know the difference between investing, trading and speculating. -
You do not have to be in the market all the time. Remember, after the crash of 1929 the market did not see those highs until 1954. -
By the time you hear news, the market has reacted and digested it over a dozen times. -
News you hear or read about was manufactured by a public relations firm...it is not news, it is market propaganda. www.nealweintraub.com, yourfilled@yahoo.com | 'Software companies are severely punished for missing numbers . In most cases, a miss of a quarter spells trouble for the next few quarters or perhaps years. But, for investors with a 12-month investment horizon, buying an established software company, with a degree of size and maturity, following a 50% gap-down can often be a winning strategy.' ”Brian Skiba | |