HOME Eclectic	From trading options to Wikipedia Did you know that Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, was an options trader in his earlier career? That is, before he started what eventually lead to Wikipedia, one of the most useful websites out there. To be totally honest with you, I do not recall knowing this before I read this article in Trader Monthly. You can check it out online at any time, although registration is required for that. Or you can even subscribe to Trader Monthly as I said long ago, somewhere here.  In any case, I found this article about Wales' finance career quite interesting. His career as an online entrepreneur is much better known, so this part was not as interesting, at least to me, but the article does a good job in this respect too. See for yourself.                      Only for smart, selective stock traders!   trading options, credit cards, credit card debt, financial instruments, debt relief
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