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An eye–opening account of the commodity brokerage industry and

how to survive and thrive within it

The Art of the Trade is a searing portrait of the futures and

options brokerage industry as seen through the eyes of someone who

has participated within this arena for over 20 years. On one level,

it′s a brutally honest, no–punches–pulled rebuke of how the

brokerage industry deceives the general public with the idea that

they can make big money trading. On another level, The Art of the

Trade is an intensely personal story of the triumphs and failures

of author Jason Alan Jankovsky as he battles the markets, the

brokerage industry, and his own penchant for self–destruction.

Read Me First. Foreword. Introduction. Chapter 1: The Early

Years. Chapter 2: The Day I Bought the Low. Chapter 3: Technical

Analysis. Chapter 4: Adversity. Chapter 5: The Meaning of Life.

Chapter 6: The Trading Police. Chapter 7: The Last Word. Chapter 8:

In Conclusion. Appendix A: For Traders Only. Appendix B: Insight

into the Person of " Trader X" More from the Author. Postscript.

Notes. Index.

Jason Alan Jankovsky is a twenty–plus year veteran of leveraged

transaction trading. Trading extensively in futures, options, and

FOREX since 1986, first as a customer and then as a registered

broker, he is self–taught and self–educated. Working in almost all

facets of the business, he has authored several trading systems,

trained other successful traders and has been published in many

industry periodicals; his numerous articles on global cash FOREX

have appeared in TraderSavvy, The Perspective, SFO Magazine, and

other industry publications. He is the author of Trading Rules that

Work: The 28 Essential Lessons Every Trader Must Master (Wiley), an

Amazon top–100 bestseller in the category of futures. He has

focused on the psychology of trading as the key component to a

successful trading methodology and teaches a six–week course on

trading psychology every quarter to traders around the world.

Jankovsky appears regularly as a guest speaker at many public and

private trading forums and has been invited to speak at round–table

discussions offered by the Orlando Money Show and others. Born and

raised in Chicago, Illinois, Jankovsky is an avid sailor and

private pilot.

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Praise for The Art of the Trade

"Mr. Jankovsky's The Art of the Trade is a fascinating account

of trading futures and options from his perspective as a

professional in the business. The harsh realities of the brokerage

business he describes are sobering, if not frightening, to retail

traders. Though some of his points are controversial, Jankovsky's

emphasis on the necessity of self-study in obtaining consistent

trading profits and his conclusion that so many people fail in the

markets because they refuse to discover what market reality is and

adapt to it make this book an important contribution to trading

literature."

—BILL KRAFT, author, Trade Your Way to Wealth: Earn Big Profits

with No-Risk, Low-Risk, and Measured-Risk Strategies

"This book is a must-read for anyone interested in learning to

trade or those who have never quite been able to make trading

profitable. It is not often that you get an author who bears his

soul to his strength and weaknesses, and his conclusion that you

should never believe in anything but yourself is worth the price of

the book. It is learning to know 'how to think' as opposed to 'what

to think.' "

—LARRY PESAVENTO, author, Trade What You See: How to Profit from

Pattern Recognition

"Having traded for over twenty years, I've seen dozens of books

about trading techniques and methods. But this is the first time

I've encountered a book that goes into the unchartered territory of

a trader's soul. Jankovsky delves into places that others haven't

ventured, and this book's mixture of philosophy, theology, and

real-life trading experiences provides a jolt of fresh perspective.

This is unlike any other trading book that's ever been

published."

—TIM KNIGHT, author, Chart Your Way to Profits: The Online Trader's

Guide to Technical Analysis; founder, Prophet.net; and Senior Vice

President, thinkorswim Group

"Jason tells it like it is: he packs a real punch in telling you

the true story of what it's like to be on the other side of the

phone, from the broker's perspective. What you'll read might shock

you, it will surely entertain you, and most of all — it will teach

you things about the market that you can't learn anywhere else. One

of the best books I've read about the market in the last ten

years."

—Rob Booker, independent trader and host of TraderRadio.net

"I have read hundreds of trading books, and The Art of the Trade

is the first book that kept my interest from beginning to end. I

have been weary to endorse books in the past. Not only do I endorse

this book, I am also giving it to all of my friends."

—GREG G. SWEET, President, Lotusbrokerage.com and Forexte.com

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An eye–opening account of the commodity brokerage industry and how to survive and thrive within it The Art of the Trade is a searing portrait of the futures and options brokerage industry as seen through the eyes of someone who has participated within this arena for over 20 years. On one level, it′s a brutally honest, no–punches–pulled rebuke of how the brokerage industry deceives the general public with the idea that they can make big money trading. On another level, The Art of the Trade is an intensely personal story of the triumphs and failures of author Jason Alan Jankovsky as he battles the markets, the brokerage industry, and his own penchant for self–destruction.