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Carley Garner Senior Market Analyst and Broker, Stocks & Commodities Magazine Columnist and Author Carley is the author of "A Trader's First Book on Commodities" and “Commodity Options” published by FT Press, a division of Prentice Hall. Her e-newsletters, The Stock Index Report and the Bond Bulletin, are widely distributed by DeCarley Trading and have garnered a loyal following; she is also proactive in providing free trading education, for details visit www.DeCarleyTrading.com. Carley Garner is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of the University of Nevada Las Vegas, from which she earned dual bachelor’s degrees in both Finance and Accounting. Carley jumped into the options and futures industry with both feet in early 2004 and has become one of the most recognized names in the business. Throughout her fast paced career, Carley has been featured in the likes of Stocks and Commodities, Futures, Active Trader, Option Trader, Your Trading Edge, and Pitnews Magazine. Carley is often interviewed by news services such as Reuters and Dow Jones Newswire, and has been quoted by the Investor’s Business Daily and the Wall Street Journal. She has also been known to participate in Radio interviews. |
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Tracy DeCarloPresident/BrokerTracy was born and bred in the Chicago suburbs just miles away from Wacker Drive, the heart of the futures industry. Her career has been centered in the financial and banking industries in which she has been recognized on a global level for a world reknowned bank. Looking to take her risk management, database and managerial skills to the next level she formed DeCarley Trading LLC headquartered in Las Vegas. Tracy is dedicated to efficiency and customer service. She believes that integrity and hard work will put DeCarley in a league of its own in terms of futures brokerage firms. Tracy has a big personality and looks forward to surpassing clients expectations of a brokerage firm. |
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"As an option buyer your risk is limited, but it may be very high in terms of dollar amount and probability if you are buying the wrong options at the wrong time.
The decision to trade online or through a full service broker will undoubtedly make a large impact on your bottom line. However, the impact may or may not be what you had in mind. If you aren’t ready to begin placing your orders online on your own, despite saving money on commission it may be the most costly mistake that you ever make. 
Deciding on a brokerage firm is a significant decision and shouldn’t be taken lightly. Before committing to a firm it is imperative that you research their services, experience, trading platforms and commission structure but more importantly whether your trading style and personality will be compatible. For example, a beginning trader shouldn’t look to a deep discount online brokerage firm simply because they likely won’t get the guidance that they will need as a novice. Similarly, a seasoned trader wouldn’t want to choose a firm that focuses on high-end service with a hefty price tag. 
