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John Piper is a market analyst and the Editor of The Technical Trader Hotsheet (The-Technical-Trader.com). Piper is a full-time trader and money manager, and has more than 16 years of market experience.

John Piper regularly leads seminars and hosts one-on-one trade coaching sessions. Piper is also the author of The Way To Trade (available at The-Way-To-Trade.com).

The Technical Trader Hotsheet is a twice-monthly analysis of global market trends and market direction forecasts. The Technical Trader Hotsheet gives subscribers the market direction over the short, medium, and long term, and reasons why John Piper believes the market is about to move in a given direction. Also included are regular interviews and feature articles with other successful traders, as well as little know trading concepts and strategies.

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