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Commodity Trader′s Almanac 2013: For Active Traders of Futures, Forex, Stocks, Options, and ETFs 8th Edition
Author(s): Jeffrey A. Hirsch (Author), John L. Person (Author)
- Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
- Publication Date: 19 Nov. 2012
- Edition: 8th
- Language: English
- Print length: 192 pages
- ISBN-10: 1118159861
- ISBN-13: 9781118159866
Book Description
Editorial Reviews
From the Back Cover
Praise for Commodity Trader’s Almanac
“Whether you’re a struggling novice or a seasoned pro, the Commodity Trader’s Almanac should be a required read. Pairs traders, basis geeks, and intra-day scalpers will all benefit from the knowledge collected here by John Person, Jeff Hirsch, and the Hirsch Organization?I did!”
?TOM SOSNOFF, founder and President, thinkorswim
“The Commodity Trader’s Almanac is the best way I know to hit pay dirt while keeping your hands clean. It’s a unique source of commodity trading history.”
?SAM STOVALL, Chief Equity Strategist, Standard & Poor’s Capital IQ
“Nearly everyone realizes the impact commodities have on our lives, but very few really understand how seasonality affects pricing. The Commodity Trader’s Almanac helps even a novice understand how commodity pricing works and offers great insight into investing and making money with oil, corn, and wheat. An invaluable tool.”
?JON NAJARIAN, cofounder, OptionMONSTER.com
“The Commodity Trader’s Almanac is the one source for traders that can both suggest opportunities and also keep them out of trouble. Any seasoned market veteran knows that events tend to occur again and again, maybe not exactly as they did before but close enough so that knowing about them in advance provides an edge. This book is that edge.”
?MICHAEL KAHN, CMT, columnist, Barron’s Online, and editor, Quick Takes Pro newsletter
“I’m delighted that the publishers of the Stock Trader’s Almanac have applied their winning formula to the Commodity Trader’s Almanac. I have always maintained that commodities deserve more attention as a separate asset class, and they finally appear to be getting it. Given the tremendous interest in commodity markets in recent years, this book couldn’t be more timely. I highly recommend it.”
?JOHN MURPHY, author of Intermarket Analysis and The Visual Investor
