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jack schwager
@jackschwager
Author of Market Wizard series, A Complete Guide to the Futures Markets, and Market Sense & Nonsense
Boulder, CO
Joined March 2012
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    The audio for the new MW book Market Wizards: The Next Generation has just been published. Note there is a pdf with charts that accompanies purchase of the audio. There is a new narrator for this book, Hopper Stone. I believe he did a superb job.
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    Three traders that will be in next Market Wizards book currently being written (along with coauthor George Coyle @gfc4 ) are @Qullamaggie , @TheOneLanceB , @TheShortBear
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    Publishing date set for new book: Unknown Market Wizards
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    George and I are working on last chapter now. Nice cover design from publisher. Book release scheduled for early next summer.
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    Just received my advance copies of #UnknownMarketWizards. High quality, beautifully designed print job. Kudos to the publisher Harriman House--best publisher I have ever worked with.
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    Working on new Market Wizards book. Still have one or possibly two slots left. If you have a long track record (10 years +) with either exceptional average annual compounded return or return/risk and want to be considered, use link below.
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    To answer queries, the new Market Wizards book is currently being written. The scheduled publication date is summer 2026. The three interview subjects named in prior tweet are only ones I am prepared to identify now. One subject already interviewed will remain anonymous. Other
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    I was saddened to learn that Michael Marcus died 3 months ago. He was one of the greatest traders I ever knew. His brutally honest interview, which was first chapter of the first Market Wizards book, is my favorite.
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    These observations are spot on.
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    Good traders get out of their position when they change their mind. Great traders reverse their position. Fools (and novices) will stay loyal to their position regardless of market action or changing facts. @PeterLBrandt
    I receive a ton of criticism, sarcasm and trolling because I change my mind on markets. Just to let you trolls know, I take my willingness and ability to change my mind quickly as a point of survival and pride as a trader. So, feel free to compliment me by your rudeness.
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    I don’t object to some people being richer, even much richer, than others. I object to gain of wealth through political connections rather than earning it by merit. Edward O. Thorp
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    Novices think successful trading is about forecasting when it's really about process.
    An acquaintance once asked me to give him a heads up if I saw a winning trade coming. Good luck with that idea. I've never known what trades would be my big winners. Winning trades come from the process of taking small losses.
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    UMW Quote 48/155 Trading to earn a consistent amount steadily may be an admirable goal, but it is not a realistic one. Market opportunities are sporadic. Sometimes, the market will provide great opportunities; other times, months will pass without a good trading opportunity.
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    This interview has over 100k views in the two weeks since its release.