#PreMarket Prep Guest List For The Week Of February 17, 2014

These are the guests for next shortened week's #PreMarket Prep broadcast, sponsored by OptionsHouse.

Some recurring guests will be joining in, along with new voices who have yet to bring their market perspective to the audience.  

Tune into the show at 8:00 am EST Monday-Friday here. 

Tuesday, February 18, 8:35 a.m.
Nic Chahine (@racernic), Creating income with options spreads
Nic will join the show every Tuesday to discuss the week's options outlook.

9:00 a.m.
Larry Doyle (@senseoncents) Managing Partner at DM Income Advisors, Author of 'Sense On Cents'
After working as a trader, salesman, and national sales manager for 23 years on Wall Street, Doyle currently runs his own investment advisory practice and writes extensively on the markets and economy at his blog.

Wednesday, February 19, 8:35 a.m.
Harlan Pyan (@allabouttrends)
AAT is a subscription-based newsletter service focused on helping individuals secure consistent profits in the market by trading what they see, not what they think, hear or fear.

Thursday, February 20, 8:35 a.m.
Fari Hamzei (@HamzeiAnalytics), Founder of Hamzei Analytics
Fari will join the show every Thursday, bringing his wealth of knowledge on aggressive equity options and index futures trends.

9:00 a.m.
Amanda Levin, Editor of the Americas, Mergermarket (The Financial Times Group)

Friday, February 14, 8:35 a.m.
Joe Gits (@smainfo), CEO & Founder at Social Market Analytics
Joe is a pioneer in the emergence and growth of quantitative trading systems. He will join the show at the end of every week to discuss the under-the-radar stocks that travel on social media.

9:00 a.m.
Bill Baruch (@iiTrader), Senior Market Strategist

Bill Baruch is a senior market strategist at iiTRADER with more than a decade of trading experience. He focuses on developing trading strategies for clients that present a clear objective for both long and short-term trading approaches. Bill believes that in order to properly execute a trading strategy, there must be a well-balanced approach to risk and reward.