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Recent Writing on the Art of Day Trading by Tom Busby

"An excellent primer for futures and the global financial
market, a clear voice of their importance for all traders.
Tom also gives an easy-to-understand professional approach to discipline, money management, and ‘numbers’ to
watch that indicate market direction. Help for all traders
to earn bigger, more consistent profits. ”
— Ned Bennett, CEO of optionsXpress, Inc.

Books
Articles
Newsletter

Books About Day Trading

Winning at The Day Trading Game — Purchase Now
Lessons and Techniques from a Lifetime of Trading
Read praise for Busby's book, as featured in SFO Magazine.

Download the First Chapter now!

The Markets Never Sleep — Purchase Now
Global Insights for More Consistent Trading

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Articles in Major Industry Publications:

Taking Momentum to the Bank — Download Now
Futures Magazine, September, 2007

Getting Started in Day Trading — Download Now
Futures Magazine, August, 2007

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Stockyard Newsletter

Tom Busby's StockYard NetLetter gives you the necessary tools to make money in ANY market. No matter if the market is up, down, or completely flat, the StockYard will give you a strategy for trading in the equities market!

The Monthly Subscription Price Includes:
- Weekly Email with that Week's Stock Picks
- Entry, Exit & Stop Parameters for Equity Trades
- Market Insight from 25 Year Veteran Trader
- Bonus: SPECIAL MONTHLY REPORT on Portfolio Management!
- $149/mo Subscription Fee

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Review of Winning
the Day Trading
Game, featured in SFO Magazine,
October, 2006:

"New to trading? Not technically skilled yet? This is the book for you. It’s not overloaded with charts and won’t confuse you with technical jargon

Instead author Thomas L. Busby has stripped trading techniques down to the bare essentials. Limiting the amount of technical analysis and fundamental analysis, Busby simply outlines several key skills you need to day trade, often
using personal stories to illustrate his points. (That’s not to say that this author does not recognize the importance of analysis — there are charts —
but he doesn’t
bombard readers
with facing pages of multiple charts.)"

Read entire review.