c++ - Member-Function Pointer in Threads

I have made a class which uses an array of member-functions to initialize an array of threads.

I do not know how to pass the function pointer to the thread constructor. There is few documentation about this topic.

class.h

#define N_FUNCTIONS 23
class TradingData
{
public:
  void EXECUTE();
  void Book();
  void Charts();
  void Company();
  void Dividends();
  void Earnings();
  void EffectiveSpread();
  void Financials();
  void KeyStats();
  void LargestTrades();
  void List();
  void Logo();
  void News();
  void OHLC();
  void Peers();
  void Previous();
  void Price();
  void Quote();
  void Relevant();
  void Splits();
  void TimeSeries();
  void VolumeByVenue();
  void S_Previous();
  void S_Symbols();
private:
  std::thread p_thread[N_FUNCTIONS];
  typedef void (TradingData::*overall)();
  overall p_overall[N_FUNCTIONS] = {
    &TradingData::Book,
    &TradingData::Charts,
    &TradingData::Company,
    &TradingData::Dividends,
    &TradingData::Earnings,
    &TradingData::EffectiveSpread,
    &TradingData::Financials,
    &TradingData::KeyStats,
    &TradingData::LargestTrades,
    &TradingData::List,
    &TradingData::Logo,
    &TradingData::News,
    &TradingData::OHLC,
    &TradingData::Peers,
    &TradingData::Previous,
    &TradingData::Price,
    &TradingData::Quote,
    &TradingData::Relevant,
    &TradingData::Splits,
    &TradingData::TimeSeries,
    &TradingData::VolumeByVenue,
    &TradingData::S_Symbols,
    &TradingData::S_Previous
};

class.cpp

void TradingData::EXECUTE()
{
    for (int i = 0; i < N_FUNCTIONS; i++) {
        p_thread[i] = std::thread((this->*p_overall[i])()); //here is the problem
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < N_FUNCTIONS; i++) {
        p_thread[i].join();
    }
    std::cout << "finished successfully" <}

I got the next error:
Error C2440 '': cannot convert from 'void' to 'std::thread'