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ISSUE #2 is coming off the press! Performance numbers are updated through April 30th. Attention! The draw down value for Mike Barna's TSL_CEL_NG_1.1 in Issue #1 was reported incorrectly in that issue's MPT. The actual draw down value is only $23,847. An extra zero was added. We apologize to Mike and any inconvenience this may have caused him or our readership. Here is a peek into Issue #2 2010: Top Ten Tables Are Now Being Updated!
Commitment of Traders: Who, What, Why and When - Matthew Bradbard of MB Wealth Corp. has received several inquiries regarding the Commitment of Traders Report (COT). Is it useful? He gives us a brief explanation on some of the questions the keep coming up. Check out this article to find out. More Than Just a Trading System Developer - Michael Levin leads us through the journey that Mike Chalek, developer of Dual Thrust, has recently completed in earthquake torn Haiti. Eventhough we usually focus on trading, Mike shows us a real human interest story on the trials and tribulations of the people of Haiti. Lundy Puts Cramer to the Test - Michael In this article Lundy Hill examines the return of the DOW over several different times to prove/disprove Cramer's assertion that the DOW has performed well over the past twenty years. Check out the Master Performance Table to see how your favorite system has performed thus far this year. Tables are now updated through April 2010. We also have 4 new trading systems in this issue! RC Education and RC Fun by Rickey Cheung, Strategic 500 by Andrew Gibbs, and LPR-Beta by L'eau Prosper Research.
There is a substantial risk of loss in trading. It is the nature of commodity trading that where there is the opportunity for profit, there is also the risk of loss. Commodity trading involves a certain degree of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. The high degree of leverage that is found in futures (because of small margin requirements) can work against you as well as for you. i.e., you can have large losses as well as large gains. This publication is for EDUCATIONAL & INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. Any investment decisions are solely the responsibility of the reader. The software that generates these numbers has been rigorously tested, however the publisher cannot guarantee the publication to be error free. If any vendor or individual reports to us an error or misrepresentation of their system we will immediately correct and print a retraction in the following issue. |
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