Working in the stock and currency market is a unique opportunity for anyone to gain personal and financial freedom. An experienced private investor or speculator does not have bosses who indicate what to do, but there is complete financial independence. However, the path to this freedom is not easy, since only a balanced professional approach can save the investor from disappointment. In his new book, Eric Nyman, author of the best-selling Small Encyclopedia of Trader, tells in detail and as accessible as possible what tricks and strategies professional traders use and what needs to be done to make working in the financial market not a gamble, but a reliable and exciting business. The book is aimed primarily at private investors and speculators working in the financial markets, but it will also be of interest to employees of investment companies, banks, as well as students of economic specialties.