Stock Market Seminar Educates On Trader's Life Cycle

Three day workshop offers best advice on tax planning and business consulting for traders of all markets.

Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) October 17, 2007 -- Traders Accounting, the number one resource for day trading services, is hosting a three day stock market seminar (http://www.tradersaccounting.com/press) to teach strategies to all stock traders of all stock markets on November 27. Speakers will include Gary B. Smith (http://301url.com/Gary_B_Smith) of Fox TV's "Bulls & Bears", and CCI expert Ken "Woodie" Wood, along with other top accounting and business specialists.

Attendees will have the opportunity to sit with experts from Traders Accounting's tax department, business consultants, and personal bookkeepers offering the best advice on tax planning (http://www.tradersaccounting.com/press) for this coming April. Experts are also going to be able to customize a tax action plan helping show the benefits of proper tax planning. This plan offers the best advice on tax planning to help individuals prepare for the 2007 filings.

"Our stock market seminar is beneficial and open to all who are involved with trading stocks in all different markets around the globe," said Jim Crimmins, CEO of Traders Accounting. "The learning experiences and advice on tax planning at this event will only further your career as a trader and enhance your earning opportunity."

Traders who attend this stock market seminar will be able to submit a lifestyle assessment form enabling former Tony Robbins trainer, Debra Russell (http://www.debrarussell.com/), to assess the success potential using money management metrics. For more information on registering for the event, please visit Traders Accounting or contact 1-800-938-9513.

About Traders Accounting

Traders Accounting has been offering day trading services for over eight years nationwide. Their knowledge and experience have helped them become an industry leader recommending advice on tax planning for day traders. For more information please visit Traders Accounting (http://www.TradersAccounting.com).

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