Ticker's Bible: Book One

I'm just a young 68-year-old with 55+ years of hands-on experience in all facets of the investment markets; my Dad became a broker when I was 13-years old and the rest is "e;history"e;. From emotional intelligence to macroeconomic, geoeconomic and geopolitical theory, from simply building algorithms to actually trading futures, equities, bonds, options and more, there's little in this industry I have not done and cannot teach. In this first in a series of five books, I'm interested in broadly and uniquely teaching you everything. I first want you to learn how to understand yourself, your emotions. "e;What's Between Your Ears"e;, explains how to avoid negative while bolstering positive emotions making investing and trading much simpler and easier to understand.It's a big, big world out there and news travels quickly all day long. I complement emotional intelligence with a chapter on macroeconomic, geoeconomic and geopolitical theory presented exactly as I use it to invest and trade. Direct from the "e;horse's mouth"e; experience is always priceless. It moves you down the "e;learning curve"e; of investing and trading more quickly. In the following chapters, I discuss equities, bonds, futures, ETFs and options, concluding with "e;The Tools I Use & How I Use Them"e;; it's priceless. I take everything I've inserted into that "e;space between your ears"e; and put it all together in a working format. It's my true intention to help you become the "e;best damn investor or trader"e; you can be; the "e;right way"e;.In addition I offer a free and "e;paid"e; newsletter on Substack, courses on Udemy, one-on-one online sessions and a regular LinkedIn presence. There's little I cannot teach. I believe there's a right way to learn how to invest and trade. I want to make you the "e;best damn investor or trader"e; you can possibly be. Remember, learning how to invest and trade is a marathon, not a sprint. Welcome to one of the most important journeys you'll ever take. If you have additional questions, just ask.