Welcome to your Jul/Aug 2010 issue of YTE.

In this issue, Dawn Bolton-Smith suggests that the bear market is back, in 'It's A New Ball Game' (page 50); still with technical analysis, YTE welcomes Timothy Morge, who explores the use of Median Lines (page 38); and Gary Norden concludes his 'Tales from the Trading Floor’ series (page 26).

Ben Power explores the technological landscape for traders, and shows what it means for your everyday trading, in 'Trader Technology' (page 30).

In our cover story, David Burton takes a timely look at health, exploring both personal and national heath using the methodology of WD Gann (page 34).

An increasing number of YTE readers are stay-at-home mums, looking to supplement their income with work that allows them not to miss those crucial first years with their children. In this issue’s ‘Trader's Story’ Kel Butcher talks with stay-at-home mum, Tanya Manwaring, who has used trading to achieve just that. To read about how Tanya has been able to educate herself about the markets, see page 68.

Louise Bedford also looks at how trading can change your lifestyle by providing a second stream of income, and why corporate professionals make excellent traders, in 'Trade Full Time' (page 12).

Following the great response to the YTE/AxiTrader inaugural Forex Trading Challenge (don’t forget to check the results on our homepage www.YTEmagazine.com) you will soon be able to take part in the inaugural YTE/AxiTrader CFD Trading Challenge. The CFD challenge is available to beginner, intermediate and experienced CFD traders. Visit YTEmagazine.com to register for your chance to share in the $10,000 prize pool.

Happy reading and profitable trading.