| GREATEST TRADERS |
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| Jesse Livermore 1877 - 1940 "The Reclusive Genius" |
| Bernard Baruch 1870 - 1965 "Dr. Facts" |
| Gerald Loeb 1899 - 1974 "The Skittish Trader" |
| Nicolas Darvas 1920 - 1977 "The Persistant Outsider" |
| William O'Neil 1933 - Present "The Chairman of Research" |
were chosen due to their incredible published results that produced millions in profits accumulated over
extended periods of time. The eras these traders covered start from the beginning of the Dow Jones
each decade of market history to show just how they (along with a few others) succeeded. Monster
Stocks concludes the study by showing (over a ten-year period) how similar characteristics were
prevalent to all the past big winning stocks that the greats capitalized on.
Learn the skills, disciplines, and trading rules that were implemented by the best that led to their
respective successful careers. You will discover similarities in traits, market periods, and stock
characteristics. Master yourself, the details, and learn from and implement the successful strategies
from the past and present and you may just become the next generation Greatest Stock Trader.
extended periods of time. The eras these traders covered start from the beginning of the Dow Jones
each decade of market history to show just how they (along with a few others) succeeded. Monster
Stocks concludes the study by showing (over a ten-year period) how similar characteristics were
prevalent to all the past big winning stocks that the greats capitalized on.
Learn the skills, disciplines, and trading rules that were implemented by the best that led to their
respective successful careers. You will discover similarities in traits, market periods, and stock
characteristics. Master yourself, the details, and learn from and implement the successful strategies
from the past and present and you may just become the next generation Greatest Stock Trader.
