In the financial industry there is a tremendous amount of deception practiced. Full disclosure of all the risks affecting large and small speculators is not occurring. It is my honest belief that if traders were honestly informed of all the risks, the market would be a better place. This initially might not be in the best interest of the brokers, exchanges, trading course purveyors and computer trading system dealers who make their living off the unsuspecting multitudes, but it is the best policy in the long run. By alerting the masses with this information, demands for equitable dissemination of trading information will make it possible for ALL traders to have a chance to profit from the market. Not just a few. This paradigm shift will surely upset the tiny group of insiders who reap vast rewards from the status quo. However, as with all things in the new internet millennium, the flow of information has been permanently reversed, the dam has broke and there is no turning back.

So let it happen. Let the truth be told. Let the chips fall where they may. Many people are going to be very upset by this book. That does not bother me. If you want to stop trading in the dark, then click the order page. You won't be disappointed.What is $29 when you are about to drop thousands? For the cost of a good steak dinner you can have the information that your broker will NEVER tell you. As far as the risk/reward ratio is concerned, it doesn't get any better than this.

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