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TraderSmarts: Seattle, WA, United States; I am an independent trader based in Seattle, WA that specializes in trading the YM emini futures contract.With a noted psychologist who developed multiple personality tests and who is credited with bringing modern statistical analysis into the field of psychology, as my father, I grew up with an interest in logic and reasoning. This naturally led to an interest in the financial markets and how they worked. This interest was enhanced when at the age of fourteen I experienced and became fascinated by the 1987 market crash. It was then that I realized the importance of and set out to study crowd psychology. In 1994 at the age of twenty-one I wrote my personal mission statement: “To trade stocks on small short term price fluctuations for monthly income and reinvest a percentage of that income in long term growth companies for capital appreciation.” Fifteen years later, and incorporating futures and options as an integral part of the plan, I am still adhering to that mission statement while trading multiple accounts. I currently reside in Seattle, WA with my wife and three young children.

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