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Harry Aloof is the Editor of the Wall Street Trader's Column^TM, available at WSTraders.com. Harry Aloof's experience as a technical analyst for the commodity futures and US stock markets spans nearly 30 years. In 1980, he became a member of CompuTrac/Technical Analysis Group, and in 1988 Harry Aloof registered as a Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) with the National Futures Association (NFA). He subsequently established his own private advisory firm in 1989.

When studying technical analysis in 1968, Harry Aloof learned tape reading from one of the largest single traders of the day. He incorporates his choicest tape reading selections in his technical analysis. After researching and testing various technical methods, he developed a process called "LOW-RISK ENTRY POINT^TM. This process is used as a determining factor for success in the stock market.

Wall Street Trader's Column^TM is the result of over three decades of experience in the stock and commodity futures marketplaces. As a WSTrader subscriber, you will benefit from years of in-depth study of technical analysis and how these studies can be implemented to make you money. Wall Street Trader's Column^TM screens over 9000 stocks daily--from all major exchanges.

Wall Street Trader's Column^TM
7670 Lago Del Mar Dr.
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harryaloof@wstraders.com
(561) 417-3982

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