Trading Magazines

I subscribed to Modern Trader last year, they have delivered one issue (which was great). $99/issue is too expensive though. Seems too high quality to be a scam, but they did scam me out of that money.
 
Two current one that I just found,...
http://traders.com/ (a couple folded in here, including SFO/Technical Analysis of Stocks Futures & Options)

and, possibly website only,
https://tradersworld.com/posts/
which calls itself "The Official Magazine Of Technical Analysis."

All that said, I very rarely find anything worth reading. I pulled a couple of articles out of SFO years ago, and pitched the remainder. Some from Futures/ModernTrader, too. But most I thought was......(to be charitable) dreck. Only ever paged through Active Trader -- I think my reaction was "Meh."

As I started running, I subscribed to Runner's World and Runner, and *inhaled* every issue. But after 18 months, the fact-based articles recycled: there was only so much you could put out there, and "new" stuff covered about 2 Updates! pages at the front. I think the same thing is true of trading -- everything we do is based on fundamentals (whose accounting relationships haven't changed since T-accounts were invented) and moving averages (which, no matter the flooby-dust applied to it, still boils down to a FMA -- and you already know what the MA part stands for...)

I think it's hard to put an entire magazine together, on something that was pretty well nailed down decades ago. Except for the newsy parts, which can be covered in 2 pages at the front -- let's call 'em "Updates!"....

If seeking-αlpha would be kinder to technical stuff, I think we'd be all set. (FWIW, IMO, YMMV...OIMMBCTTA)
 
Two current one that I just found,...
http://traders.com/ (a couple folded in here, including SFO/Technical Analysis of Stocks Futures & Options)

and, possibly website only,
https://tradersworld.com/posts/
which calls itself "The Official Magazine Of Technical Analysis."

All that said, I very rarely find anything worth reading. I pulled a couple of articles out of SFO years ago, and pitched the remainder. Some from Futures/ModernTrader, too. But most I thought was......(to be charitable) dreck. Only ever paged through Active Trader -- I think my reaction was "Meh."

As I started running, I subscribed to Runner's World and Runner, and *inhaled* every issue. But after 18 months, the fact-based articles recycled: there was only so much you could put out there, and "new" stuff covered about 2 Updates! pages at the front. I think the same thing is true of trading -- everything we do is based on fundamentals (whose accounting relationships haven't changed since T-accounts were invented) and moving averages (which, no matter the flooby-dust applied to it, still boils down to a FMA -- and you already know what the MA part stands for...)

I think it's hard to put an entire magazine together, on something that was pretty well nailed down decades ago. Except for the newsy parts, which can be covered in 2 pages at the front -- let's call 'em "Updates!"....

If seeking-αlpha would be kinder to technical stuff, I think we'd be all set. (FWIW, IMO, YMMV...OIMMBCTTA)
George Sheehan was always a fun read in RW but yeah after so many issues, I could have written any of the articles...save who won the 5k on the Marshall Islands over the weekend. :D
 
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