Chicago Board of Trade by Lars Plougman In the early 1980s, two legendary traders, Richard Dennis and William Eckhardt, had a famous dispute. Dennis believed that trading was a skill that could be taught; Eckhardt believed it was an innate "gen…
Jesse Livermore, the "Boy Plunger" of Wall Street, is the spiritual father of modern day-trading. He famously turned a few dollars into $100 million by the crash of 1929. His edge wasn't speed; it was patience and precision . Livermor…
