CHICAGO, IL - (www.twitter.com/techaccesstv) - tastytrade, the fastest growing online financial network, has added two new shows to expand its daily, live programming to six hours. The tastytrade Network, launched in May, 2011, combines financial news, options, futures, equities strategies for traders of every level. The four hour early morning show, Get Tasted, combines in-studio guests, call-ins, entertainment and the popular segment Good Trade/Bad Trade, featuring immediately usable trading strategies.

Most of tastytrade Network's six hours of live programming is free to the public and re-broadcast and archived at tastytrade.com. Members also get an array of special discounts, trading ideas and access to Last Call, a 45-minute show devoted to in-depth market wrap-up. The new tastytrade Network schedule:

7 AM - 11 AM CT -- Get Tasted -- Tom Sosnoff & Tony Battista combine 50 years of trading experience and an insider's view of the markets to offer market analysis, trading strategies and investing insight. Tom & Tony are joined by two Chicago-area comedians, Vonetta Logan and Sarra Jahedi. Traders, analysts, investing luminaries, and entrepreneurs drop by the studio. Tom & Tony take calls from all over the world, analyzing trades and market conditions.

11:30 - noon CT -- LIZ & JNY Show -- Liz Dierking, a CBOE floor Trader and market maker for 11 1/2 years, and Jennifer Andrews, 7 year CBOE floor Trader, take beginning Traders through options strategies and their lives juggling kids, housework, husbands, their passion for trading, and their decades-long friendship.

12:00 - 12:30 PM CT -- Ask SLM -- Steve Miller's badge on the floor of the CBOE had the initials SLM, and a legend was born. Slim has spent the last 30 years trading options, futures and equities as a floor trader and online. SLM engages viewers with his strong understanding of options trading, spreading, valuations, and risk management.

2:30 - 3:15 PM CT -- Last Call -- Late day deep dive into the markets and trades for members-only. Featuring Tom Sosnoff, Tony Battista, and Tim Knight.

The response to the new shows has been phenomenal, said Tom Sosnoff, tastytrade CEO and founder. We added Liz and Jenny, two floor traders turned moms, and Ask Slim's Steve Miller, one of Chicago's best-known traders, to diversify our daily lineup and to attract a larger audience. People have been craving a different take on investing and building wealth, and we deliver it without all the Wall Street spin. We make it easy to understand and to apply the mechanics of investing all while keeping it entertaining. And we plan to add even more live programming in 2012.

About tastytrade

tastytrade's mission is to bring actionable trading ideas and opportunities to the masses through entertaining, educational programming and discounts to trading and investing services. Members get trade ideas emailed to them and access to exclusive programming, plus significant discounts to investing products and services in the wholesale Financial Superstore. tastytrade broadcasts from a studio in a Chicago brownstone.