- 2001: Volume 10, No. 1

Day trading has become tremendously popular within the trading community. But it’s one of those things that’s easy to do, but hard to do well. In this issue we have assembled some of the top talents in day trading today to share with you their thoughts on how to day trade profitably. George Kleinman, a 20 year veteran of the markets, explodes some myths and shares his nine secrets of day trading. Technical analyst Jim Niendorff discusses the use of trendlines in day trading SPDRs. And Tom Busby returns to the Trader with his views on the psychology of winning and explains why day trading is an around-the-clock activity.

On other topics, authors Jeffrey Owen Katz and Donna L. McCormick have teamed up to explain the realities of trading the news. Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalistpig Asset Management sheds some light on trading halts and the impact they have upon the markets. And Trader regulars Alex Saitta and Yuxin Li have set their computers to analyze the relationship between the volatility index and stock market bottoms.

Adrienne Toghraie describes the poverty-conscious trader in "Mind Over Money," Joel Addison discusses the earnings season in "Puts & Calls," and Bob Ecob gives his insight into "What's’ Hot and What’s Not."

In our next issue we return to the topic of Trading Tools. We are very pleased to report that we will kick that issue off with a new article by leading technical market analyst and author Louis Mendelsohn.