Description: As you read this, millions of people across the land are day trading, moving quickly in and out of stock positions through on-line accounts, sometimes buying and selling in a matter of minutes, often making over a hundred trades in a day, feverishly sniffing the winds for opportunities for a fast buck. For every day trader that goes bankrupt, two take his place. Not since the California gold rush have so many Americans dropped their day jobs and come running. Our man Joey Anuff, the guiding spirit behind Suck. corn, "the Spy magazine (when it used to be good) of the Digital Age, " is among them. Anuff increased his portfolio 200% last year, along the way tinkering with every day-trading investment strategy out there, drawing on every imaginable data source, trolling every single likely investing on-line chat room, and checking out just about every so-called guru in this wild and exploding universe. Now he fesses up, with the help of the only man capable of pulling him away from his trading to write this book, his friend and fellow Wired and Suck veteran (and RH author) Gary Wolf. Using the rhythms of the day trader's day as a base line, Anuff and Wolf offer up a fast-moving, explicit, 1st-person expose of day-trading realities, including the ruinous pitfalls that await the unwary. A fascinating narrative joy ride through the most significant new investing phenomenon of our time and an invaluable resource for any individual investor. The book will include a glossary of day-trading jargon.

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