Management Team
Lane Mendelsohn
Lane Mendelsohn has been involved in the trading industry dating back to 1993 and has been an associate member of the Market Technicians Association since 2001. He has educated thousands of traders and has helped them to become more successful in their trading through his expertise with trading software. His vision for helping traders has resulted in the successful launch of several educational websites. His latest endeavor, TraderPlanet.com launched in January 2005 and is dedicated to helping traders free of charge.
Darrell Jobman
Darrell Jobman has been writing about financial markets for more than 35 years, covering all aspects of the trading industry. A decorated Vietnam War veteran, he was a newspaper farm editor and editor of several agricultural publications before becoming an editor of Futures Magazine for more than 15 years. He has written and/or edited more than a dozen books on trading including The Handbook for Technical Analysis. His passion is helping others succeed by learning the "dos and don'ts" of trading and through his editorial contributions to TraderPlanet.com he has really been able to satisfy his passion.
Darla Tuttle
Darla Tuttle contributes to TraderPlanet.com, LLC through applying eighteen years of diverse business development and project management experience in the financial industry. She has worked with many of the industry's most influential individuals in the development of trading education resources for web publication and conferences. Known for developing the first and most prominent add-on software licensing program within the financial industry, Darla directs the operational, marketing and web development logistics for the TraderPlanet.com enterprise.
Jim Wyckoff
Serving as a Senior Analyst for TraderPlanet.com since 2005, Jim shares his valuable market insight with the community and provides industry guidance on matters impacting the progression of TraderPlanet.com. Jim Wyckoff has spent nearly 25 years involved with the stock, financial and commodity markets. He was a financial journalist with what is now the Dow Jones Newswires service for many years, including stints as a reporter on the rough-and-tumble commodity futures trading floors in Chicago and New York. As a journalist, he has covered every futures market traded in the U.S., at one time or another. By studying chart patterns and other technical indicators, Jim realized the playing field could be leveled between the "professional insiders" in the markets, and traders/analysts like himself.
