Model Trading: If I'm such a good trader, why am I writing a book?
Wolf, Jack
Synopsis "Model Trading: If I'm such a good trader, why am I writing a book?"
A successful trader for almost 40 years, trading proprietary money, his own money, for the past 15, writes a book. Why? Jack firmly believes in the adage; "those who can't do-teach." So, again why? "In those years of trading I have made countless mistakes, some my own fault, and some, no most, deliberately designed to deceive me. I call them all my mistakes because the responsibility was all mine. I have disclosed almost every one in this book, and now the responsibility is yours." If you are reading this description then you know that the book exists, and if you go on to trade without reading it, then you own your mistakes, and every method, listed herein, institutions use to take your money. Some methods are basic, and some complex, and most are surprising to say the least. "I name names, and if you have traded with any of those brokerages or banks, what was unthinkable will now make sense." There is a bright side, however, inside this book, Jack will give you a model that he has used to make daily profits and large monthly returns for many years now. "It has supported my family and me quite well for the time I have employed the model in my trading. Initially trained as a neurosurgeon, Jack Wolf discovered discipline and attention to detail. Later in the military, he discovered the philosophy "there is no such thing as can't." "I learned a work ethic that could be summarized as "you are either at your post or in the hosptial " These attributes I learned coupled with a quite accidental discovery of a trading model lead to the greatest money-making trading models of all time." "Reading this book will not give you the discipline or the other things that made me the trader I have become But I will show it to you, and be there for you while you go on to trade, armed with the knowledge of how to hang on to your hard-earned profits."
