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Jon Najarian, or "Doctor J", hit the streets of Chicago to play linebacker for the Chicago Bears and ended up founding one of the largest option firms in the country. Since 1994 Doctor J has been a business correspondent for Fox television and he appears daily on FOX TV’s "Fox News in the Morning”. Doctor J provides market commentary, investment news and educational content to TCBMarkets.com.

Your host, Doctor J, also known as Jon Najarian, is "Taking Care of Business" everyday as the closing bell rings on Wall Street. This high-energy show is designed to give you the skinny on what's happening in the financial world, without putting you to sleep with cumbersome statistics and monotone hosts.

Taking Care of Business with Doctor J is heard on over 50 radio stations around the country. Now you can listen to the show live from 4:00PM to 6:00PM Eastern Time at www.TCBMarkets.com.

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Ryan Litchfield is a professional trader, nationally known public speaker and trading coach. He is also well known for his technical analysis and candlestick charting expertise. Experienced with a wide variety of trading and investment strategies, Ryan is also an innovator. He has expanded the understanding of trading psychology and what it takes to win in the Head Games. Ryan believes that you will never take the emotion out of trading but you can learn how to control the emotional response to what the market does. He developed countermoves and power tweaks for use with spread and strangle strategies. This defensive approach to active trading led to patterning market strategies after the unique martial art of Aikido which stresses blending rather than collision. Aikido focuses on making the appropriate reaction to the market rather than trying to out guess it.

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Darlene Nelson is a nationally famous author, who earns her living in the stock market. She retired at 36 years of age, from a successful accounting practice and turned their successful trading into a life of financial and time freedom. Darlene now spends time with family and traveling the United States and teaching others her trading methods.

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Driven by the desire to provide better for his family and retirement, Bob Eldridge began investigating the possibility of the stock market. In 1995 Bob left his job with the FAA to concentrate his full efforts in personal stock and options trading. With a passion to continue learning and help other improve their cash flow, Bob's seminars have become one of the most sought after tools for anyone interested in improving their skills in the stock market.

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BigTrends.com offers online services and products that provide individual investors with powerful tools and strategies for successful stock and options trading. Their services are priced from thirty dollars to several hundred dollars a month. <p> Note: Most "Advisors" are not Registered Investment Advisors. Instead they fall under a category of "Newsletter Publishers" and are not regulated by the SEC.

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