He earned the nickname “Trader Vic” from his weekly market letters. Unlike many authors who write about trading after losing their shirts, Sperandeo wrote his book at the peak of his career. His methods are not theoretical — they are battle-tested through every market cycle, including the 1987 crash (which he famously predicted and profited from).
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