Monthly Archives: December 2009

Take the P&L off and work the plan and plan the work. Losses are part of the game, and there is no holy grail. Establish risk parameters first, then profits will come.

Gregory Zuckerman- Author of “The Greatest Trade Ever”

Gregory Zuckerman, Senior Writer for the Wall Street Journal and author of The Greatest Trade Ever, sat down with us to talk about his early career, his interest in financial markets, and John Paulson’s “Greatest Trade Ever.”  Zuckerman has been a writer for the WSJ for twelve years.  He is known by many for his widely read column, “Heard on the Street.” He is a two-time winner of the Gerald Loeb Award for coverage of the credit crisis, the demise of WorldCom, and the collapse of hedge fund Amaranth Advisors.  Click here for video excerpts.

Pretty heady stuff.

I bought a set!

Do you just trade one asset class all the time, you must learn to diversify your trading platform to include what is moving. Sometimes its gold sometimes its the dollar, sometimes its stocks, pick what moves and define your risk.