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"If you've never traded futures but would like to, this book is highly recommended. An excellent introduction to the futures markets and also a useful reference source for the seasoned trader." --Thomas E. Aspray, Editorial Director and Chief Analyst, Traders' Library "No one explains complex financial strategies as clearly and intelligently as Todd Lofton. If you're intrigued by the possibility of making money in the futures markets, Getting Started in Futures is the very best place to start your education." --Karl Weber, coauthor (with Jonathan M. Tisch) of The Power of We: Succeeding Through Partnerships Getting Started in Futures explains in simple, easy-to-understand terms everything you need to know to start trading futures successfully. You'll learn how to forecast prices, how hedging works, and how to take advantage of new electronic trading opportunities. The updated Fifth Edition includes discussions on the increasingly important role of futures markets in foreign currencies, equity indexes, interest rates, and proper money management. You'll also fin a complete chapter on single-stock futures -- the newest financial futures market. Order your copy today! Everything you need to know about the futures market, "Getting Started in Futures" explains in readable, approachable terms everything an investor needs to know to start trading futures successfully. The book explains how to forecast prices, how hedging works, and new electronic trading opportunities. This updated Fifth Edition discusses the increasingly important world of futures markets in foreign currencies, equity indexes, and interest rates. There is also a complete chapter on single-stock futures, the newest financial futures market. Todd Lofton (McLean, VA) has been a career naval aviator, a member and floor trader on the Chicago Board Options Exchange, and is the founder of "Commodities" (now "Futures") magazine. He is a popular speaker and writer on the subject of futures. He holds a master's degree in financial management from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School Drawing on his four decades of troubleshooting field failures and designing machinery and fixed equipment in the petrochemical, transportation, and component manufacturing industries, Sofronas presents case studies to illustrate practical solutions to deal with equipment not working. The techniques he describes fall between raw intuition and the complex analytical solutions someone could work out in a comfortable office with a big computer during a long sabbatical. Annotation ©2006