ETF Update: A Traders Advice

5/27/2009, 08:54:50 AM

Good morning! Time to get going and make some money today! I found a good article of an interview given by a top trader on CNBC.com. The article was actually posted yesterday but I am posting it now. It's on how he trades and how he's successful at trading during the day. A good article for traders or wannabe traders. The trader, (Charles Poliacof), doesn't say much as much as what he does say; lol!

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