Contributors are encouraged to send a brief outline of their proposed articles, along with a resume or short biography,
before submitting an article to Trader's Journal. Types of articles: Trader's Journal is primarily interested in specific
trading strategy, money management, psychology, ideas and risk control articles from professional traders-the how in
the areas of when to buy and sell futures, currencies, derivatives, stocks and options for a short or a long term basis.
Trader's Journal will occasionally accept articles covering broader economic issues affecting the market or
longer-term market forecasts and strategies.
Contributors should be able to confirm trading ideas and performance claims through brokerage statements,
third-party trade auditing, responsible historical testing, or some other reliable source. Contributions are selected
based on their contents by Trader's Journal. Please understand that we cannot accept all contributions. Depending on
the number and quality of the submissions and the Editor's findings, selections are not negotiable.
Length: Article length is at between 2,000 to 3,000 words and can go up to 6-8 pages. Charts can be white or color
background and at least 300 dpi. Charts have to send to us separately from the article. Final word count will be
determined by Trader's Journal.
Licenses and Copyright : As detailed in the Author Agreement, Trader's Journal Trader retains copyright on all
material published in its issues, and reserves the right to produce and distribute reprints of articles, as well as use
them in special publications or promotions, or in any other way it deems fit. Authors may reproduce or reprint articles
in any format with express written permission from Trader's Journal. We require all submissions to include author's
signature of the Publication Agreement.
Important note: As detailed in the Author Agreement, all submissions must be original works that have never before
been published in any other form (print or electronic) and have not been submitted for publication elsewhere.
If you wish to have your submission considered for publication by a certain date, please indicate that date when you
submit your article to Trader's Journal.
Content
1. Articles covers trading ideas and concepts. It is not a platforms to promote products such as software, books,
seminars, and so on. Such references will be edited.
2. Don't make unsubstantiated claims. In the case of trading strategy articles, for example, un-optimized historical
testing results, audited performance results or brokerage statements supporting performance claims are strongly
encouraged, and in some cases may be required.
Style
1. Speak directly to the reader, addressing the reader as "you." Do not write in the first person ("I," "me"). "I" or
"me" should never appear in your article.
2. Write simply and directly, as if you were explaining your subject matter to someone sitting next to you. Focus on
your ideas.
3. Divide your article into logical sections separated by short descriptions of what the sections are about, e.g.,
"Money management," "Performance results," and so on.
Accepted submissions
Trader's Journal will notify you if it wishes to publish your article. We will not return submitted articles from the
authors.
before submitting an article to Trader's Journal. Types of articles: Trader's Journal is primarily interested in specific
trading strategy, money management, psychology, ideas and risk control articles from professional traders-the how in
the areas of when to buy and sell futures, currencies, derivatives, stocks and options for a short or a long term basis.
Trader's Journal will occasionally accept articles covering broader economic issues affecting the market or
longer-term market forecasts and strategies.
Contributors should be able to confirm trading ideas and performance claims through brokerage statements,
third-party trade auditing, responsible historical testing, or some other reliable source. Contributions are selected
based on their contents by Trader's Journal. Please understand that we cannot accept all contributions. Depending on
the number and quality of the submissions and the Editor's findings, selections are not negotiable.
Length: Article length is at between 2,000 to 3,000 words and can go up to 6-8 pages. Charts can be white or color
background and at least 300 dpi. Charts have to send to us separately from the article. Final word count will be
determined by Trader's Journal.
Licenses and Copyright : As detailed in the Author Agreement, Trader's Journal Trader retains copyright on all
material published in its issues, and reserves the right to produce and distribute reprints of articles, as well as use
them in special publications or promotions, or in any other way it deems fit. Authors may reproduce or reprint articles
in any format with express written permission from Trader's Journal. We require all submissions to include author's
signature of the Publication Agreement.
Important note: As detailed in the Author Agreement, all submissions must be original works that have never before
been published in any other form (print or electronic) and have not been submitted for publication elsewhere.
If you wish to have your submission considered for publication by a certain date, please indicate that date when you
submit your article to Trader's Journal.
Content
1. Articles covers trading ideas and concepts. It is not a platforms to promote products such as software, books,
seminars, and so on. Such references will be edited.
2. Don't make unsubstantiated claims. In the case of trading strategy articles, for example, un-optimized historical
testing results, audited performance results or brokerage statements supporting performance claims are strongly
encouraged, and in some cases may be required.
Style
1. Speak directly to the reader, addressing the reader as "you." Do not write in the first person ("I," "me"). "I" or
"me" should never appear in your article.
2. Write simply and directly, as if you were explaining your subject matter to someone sitting next to you. Focus on
your ideas.
3. Divide your article into logical sections separated by short descriptions of what the sections are about, e.g.,
"Money management," "Performance results," and so on.
Accepted submissions
Trader's Journal will notify you if it wishes to publish your article. We will not return submitted articles from the
authors.
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