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Table of Contents
May/June 2008

Cash of the Titans
There’s one word that describes each of the securities-industry standouts who make up this year’s Trader Monthly 100: flush.
How We Rank 'Em:
A look at our methods in identifying the top-earning traders.
Figureheads & Mystery Men:
Why not Warren Buffett? Or George Soros? Here's why...
Comings & Goings:
Who fell the furthest, and who made the biggest jumps.
Better Luck Next Year:
Up and coming traders who are on our radar screen.
The Trader Monthly 100 Vault:
Look back at our previous four annual lists.

PAST ISSUES

Table of Contents
March/April 2008

Let it Rain
Despite steep losses, shaky markets and violent financial storms, many on Wall Street still found themselves flooded in 2007 by bonus manna from heaven.
The Best of 2007:
It could well go down as one of the most treacherous years in trading history.
Charge of the Light Brigade:
Bids CEO Tim Mahoney is determined to illuminate dark-pool trading and reshape the equity business, one otherwise-obscured block at a time.

Women in Trading
TMMagUK #14 - Nov '07

The 2007 Women in Trading
As algorithms transform trading, women are leading the Quant revolution.
Shell Shock:
Slow and steady, have the turtles won the race?

Trader UK Black Monday
October 2007

Black Monday: The Oral History:
Tapping the traders and market players who were closest to the action, sifting through myth and hype, we’ve detailed one of the darkest days in history — in the words of those who lived it.
Meet the Belzbergs:
He was a painfully shy Canadian chess player from a famous family. She was the daughter of Polish immigrants. Together, they’re trying to transform trading.
Hollywood Ending:
Whatever became of the Hollywood Stock Exchange?

30 Under 30
September 2007

The 2007 Trader Monthly 30 Under 30:
The future of trading is now. Meet the young guns tearing up the markets.
Seeing Green:
Credit Suisse's carbon-emissions emissary, Paul Ezekiel, set aside a life of healing the sick for a chance to prescribe changes to heal the planet — and make his employers a bundle.
Open Outcry:
Our first-ever reader survey, taken by over 2,500 readers, replete with everything you always wanted to know about trading...but were afraid to ask.

Best Trading Cities
June/July Trader UK 2007

Best Trading Cities: From Amsterdam to Zurich, Beantown to Buenos Aires: presenting our inaugural ranking of the 50 greatest trading cities in the world.
Three Rules: Financial-futures phenom Paul Redmond gets his ticks in big batches by sticking to his trusted game plan.
1,001-Horse Stampede: Would the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 prove too hot for even a Wall Street equities trader to handle?

The Trader Monthly 100
April/May Trader UK 2007

The Trader Monthly 100: You needed to make £25 million last year to make our fourth annual list.
Shanghai Nights: On the Town in China's Trading Capital.
Watch List: Basel and Geneva's Best Luxury Timepieces.

The Bonus Issue
Feb/Mar Trader UK 2007

The Biggest Bulge Ever: Another Wall Street bonus season, another jaw-dropping, record-smashing haul.
Speed Freak: Coffee trader John Connolly conquered the NYBOT pits but never abandoned his passion for auto racing.
Capital Investments: Which luxury indulgences are most deserving of your bonus cash?

The Best Trades of 2006
Dec/Jan Trader UK 2007

The Best Trades of 2006: Goldman's Chinese Coup, John Arnold's Big Score
Turbo Charges: Revving Up With Norway's Turbo Trader
London's Hottest Property Deals

Women In Trading
Oct/Nov Trader UK 2006

Market Makers: These fearless women are making their mark on the markets.
London Brawling: Once a year, London's hedge-fund heavies get together to beat each other's brains out -- for a good cause. It's called Hedge Fund Fight Nite.
Casinos Royale: Behold our bet for the greatest casinos in the world.

Top Traders Under 30
Aug/Sep Trader UK 2006

30 Under 30: The top young talent currently slaying the capital markets.
Traders of the Corn: How the Maharishi's followers brought Wall Street -- and Golden Domes -- to small-town Iowa.
Hall of Fame: Jim Rogers: At 37, he walked away from the pinnacle of trading to see the rest of the planet. Today Jim Rogers still heeds his calling: taking risks..

The 10 Biggest Blowups of the Year
Jun/Jul Trader UK 2006

The Big Hurt: The 10 biggest losses of 2005. And what the rest of us can learn from their mistakes.
Running Down a Dream: How a group of streetwise PHLX traders chipped in on a thoroughbred with Kentucky Derby potential.
Father Figure: Financial futures are the pistons that fire the global economic engine. Leo Melamed invented them.

The Trader Monthly 100
Apr/May Trader UK 2006

The Trader Monthly 100: We're naming names and revealing $$$
"With Vision Comes Alpha: Ospraie's Dwight Anderson opens up about his early years
The Ringleader: Trader Monthly's Hall of Fame welcomes Lewis Borsellino
Gimme Shelter: The finest residence-club properties in the world

Bonus Time!
Feb/Mar Trader UK 2006

The Year of the Blowout Bonus: Our annual survey of who made it and who missed it
Bombay Rising: Is India the next great trading frontier?
The Player: Is steering a hit through Hollywood’s shark-infested waters too tough for titan of the pits Bobby Schwartz?
Queen of the Damned: London-based Terri Duhon is a beacon of reassurance

The Top 30 Traders in Europe
Oct/Nov Trader UK 2005

Euro 30: Who made the list of the Top 30 Euro Traders? We've got some answers.
Rookie Mistake: Disregard for the basics and blind ambition helped me get scalded by a hot coffee company.
Brazilian Beauty: With craftsmanship, elegance and room to burn, the Embraer Legacy may be the world’s only £10 million bargain.