Hedge Fund Market Wizards will be a modern day sequel to the highly successful Market Wizards and New Market Wizards written over 20 years ago. These two earlier volumes have become classics in the investment literature and have been read by virtually every hedge fund manager, as well as by a much broader lay audience. This new volume in the series will follow the same effective formula used by its predecessors. The book will devote a chapter to each of a broad array of highly successful traders, ranging widely in the markets they trade and their methodologies, but sharing in their achievement of superior performance. Each chapter, following the original format, will include an introductory section, a core section based on an interview with the trader, and a conclusion section that seeks to draw useful trading and investment lessons illustrated by the trader's approach and advice- Fascinating insights into the hedge fund traders who consistently outperform the markets, in their own words From bestselling author, investment expert, and Wall Street theoretician Jack Schwager comes a behind-the-scenes look at the world of hedge funds, from fifteen traders who've consistently beaten the markets. Other Books (Jack D. Schwager)IntroductionPart I: Macro MenChapter 1 Colm O'Shea: Knowing When It's RainingChapter 2 Ray Dalio: The Man Who Loves MistakesChapter 3 Scott Ramsey: Low-Risk Futures TraderChapter 4 Jamie Mai: Seeking AsymmetryChapter 5 Jaffray Woodriff: The Third WayPart II: MultiChapter 6 Edward Thorp: The InnovatorChapter 7 Larry Benedict: Beyond Three StrikesChapter 8 Michael Platt: The Art and Science of Risk ControlPart III: EquityChapter 9 Steve Clark: Do more of What Works and Less of What Doesn'tChapter 10 Martin Taylor: The Tsar Has No ClothesChapter 11 Tom Claugus: A Change of PlansChapter 12 Joe Vidich: Harvesting LossesChapter 13 Kevin Daly: Who Is Warren Buffett?Chapter 14 Jimmy Balodimas: Stepping in Front of Freight TrainsChapter 15 Joel Greenblatt: The Magic FormulaConclusion 40 Market Wizard LessonsAppendix 1 The Gain to Pain RatioAppendix 2 TITLE TKGlossaryAcknowledgmentsAbout the AuthorIndex