For nearly six years, Active Trader magazine has profiled "the trader on the street" - working traders who are learning the realities of making a living in the markets. These aren't the "superstar" traders, they're the people like you - tackling the markets as they hold other jobs or transition into new market careers, experience setbacks, and gain insights along the way.

Now Active Trader's "Face of Trading" profiles from April 2000 through October 2005 have been packaged in three convenient PDF article collections you can download directly to your computer. Face of Trading profiles, Volume 2 includes articles from Jan. 2002 - Dec. 2003 (21 profiles, 24 pages). Purchase the other volumes in this collection by clicking on these links: Volume 1 and Volume 3.

The 68 articles (97 pages, no ads) in the three volumes of this collection would cost more than $220 if purchased individually. Each of these three volumes are on sale for 30 percent off the regular price. Price shown is the discounted price.


VOLUME 2 PROFILES:

-Amy Bohrmann: Taking care of business
-Sanjay Nayar: Going with the flow
-Brandon Fredrickson: Putting trading in perspective
-Steven Schrier: Staying the course
-Brian Dalton: Focusing on Forex
-John Napoli: Triple threat
-Keith Fitz-Gerald: All systems go
-Profile Updates: Taking another look
-Profile Updates: Out of business
-Allan Barber: Take the profits and run
-Emiliano Lorenzini: Flagging down intraday trades
-Octavio Tovar: Trading extremes against the trend
-Allan Grolimund: The price is right
-Daryn Collier: From pennies to patterns
-Dale Felte: Adult education
-Bill Gordon: Keeping a tight leash on risk
-Ruth Schuchman: From French fries to flags
-Ronald Weiland: Trusting your instincts
-Jim Rakowski, Ph.D.: Engineering trades
-Seymour Baden: Low-maintenance options
-Michael Kelly: High-probability trading