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Sound familiar? You have spent years surfing the 'Net, and studying books and charts in search of commodity trading rules, a currency trading strategy, stock market successful trading strategies, or information on how to use commitments of traders data. All you really want is the 'Holy Grail' of entry techniques. You usually end up adding one indicator on top of another, switching from one guru to the next, until you are so confused and unsure of your entry system that you are unable to make entry decisions and stay organized. You get so distracted and frustrated that you quit watching the markets all together!
Shows you how FAST you can make money when the BIG DOGS make their move - by shamelessly copying this winning group . Even I am STILL surprised by how much power they have over ALL markets - not just commodities futures, currencies, and stocks.G Newsletter - October 2003 This is an exact copy of the Newsletter e-mail-out. IN THIS ISSUE
(Please check out the trading tips at the end of Section
7.) Greetings from Peter at
www.TradingSmarts.com You are
receiving this Newsletter because you either subscribed to it at my site, or
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opted in voluntarily, and is not sent to unwilling partners. Your e-mail address
will never be given away to a third party under any circumstance. Thank you for
your business and readership! Other Editions Commodity Trading Rules Currency Trading Strategy Stock Market Successful Trading Strategies For those of you who missed other issues of this Newsletter, you can read them online by going to: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies If your trading is all foam and no beer, then be sure to read my Newsletter on a regular basis. And, please send me suggestions for things you want to hear about. Soros' Partner George Soros, the
legendary currency trader, had a partner … Jim Rogers, who was a hyperactive
trader in his heyday. He made his fortune, and then retired in 1979 at the ripe
old age of 37. These days, he is high on commodities and the currencies of
natural resource-based economies. Déjà Vu in the Fund World? Investors are sticking their toes back into
the market water, although this time favoring income-generating and
dividend-oriented products. They are still wary of “long-term funds.” Not
exactly a ringing endorsement of the markets, but at least it’s a first “step.” Good defensive strategies: U.S. tax-free municipal bonds, cash, short-term debt, high-yielding utility stocks, and ladders of strip bonds held until maturity. Did you know? Blue-chip companies like Johnson & Johnson and Proctor & Gamble yield 2%, have long records of increasing their payouts, and can cover inflation just with their cash yields. You will find more on investing and trading strategies at: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies The Process of Hedging Financial derivatives such as futures, options, and swaps allow companies to protect themselves against unnecessary changes in currency values, interest rates, and commodity prices – a process known as hedging. Currency risk is the most frequently hedged exposure. In my last Newsletter (for September), I
announced that gold was shaping up as
a good short. Since then, Bob Hoye at Institutional Advisors has said that we
shouldn’t worry too much about commitments of traders data showing that
commercial traders are selling gold short at record levels. He went on to say
the majority of commercial positions are established to
hedge a cash position, thereby locking in an acceptable
profit margin. Further, he said each time gold has rallied since 1998, this
group has shorted gold at higher levels. Bill Gates’ charitable foundation has invested
heavily in TIPS (Treasury Inflation Protected Securities) – as a
hedge against higher prices – and to
produce positive returns when inflation returns. Demand for TIPS, in general,
has increased. The best time to buy TIPS is during a period of low inflation,
which we are in now. The equivalent in Canada are the Real Return Bonds. Are you living in a bubble? Some analysts
believe the real estate market has
topped out, and that it’s only a matter of time before prices fall back to earth
with a thud, in what will amount to the biggest decline in property values since
the 1930s. Ouch! You will find the straight bill of goods on trading in my book by clicking here: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies The Forex: The Hottest Market “Special Notice” – If you have a flair for marketing, and would like to help me grow my business, drop me a line: prbain@tradingsmarts.com I am always looking for people who love the Forex, and would like to earn some extra cash on the side by running a SOHO business in their spare time that has exciting revenue potential. But, you must be “as hungry as a pit bull on a pork chop” to do this! This section is all about my own
currency trading strategy
as it relates to the Forex market. “I've recently
converted from futures to the FX markets. Needless to say, that was the right
move to consistent profitability. Your book and e-books were the main reasons
for switching. Many thanks for sharing your insight on this wonderful market.
It's so much easier to trade than the E-mini contracts.” Important Announcement about FX Solutions FX Solutions’
GTS remained operational during Blackout of 2003. The same cannot be said of
other market maker brokers. As part of FX Solutions’ commitment to reliability
and customer satisfaction, their firm has in place measures that ensure these
goals are met. FX Solutions has created policies and procedures for seamless
operation in the wake of an emergency that would otherwise suspend, or interrupt
normal business operations. An event, whether an act of God, or physical failure
that disables or interrupts the normal course of business, at FX Solutions,
their plan significantly limits and/or eliminates any downtime or interruption.
Important Announcement from FX Solutions My
currency trading strategy
includes recommending the absolute best market maker brokers – at least those
that pass my scrutiny, and that of traders whose opinions I respect and value.
One such broker is FX Solutions. In addition, FX Solutions have come out with a promotional offer effective August 13, 2003:
• Open a new account for $3000 or more, and receive a $250 bonus. Now you know why FX Solutions are one of my favorite picks as a market maker broker. Their trading platform will only get better from here. At FX Solutions, if you are self-trading a standard account where each lot has a value of 100,000 base currency, you can trade up to 100 lots at a time equaling $10,000,000.00 without any fill/execution problems. To quote Stefan Fudge, “You will never have a need to trade more than one currency (euro) with that kind of liquidity! One hundred lots at once is big-time trading.”
Sick ’n tired of being sick ’n tired with the other markets? Feel like you’re always on tenterhooks? Feel like you’re at the end of your tether? Is your trading vexing you? Thinking of switching to another market? Have you mulled the possibility of the Forex yet? What about a currency trading strategy to go with it? The trading world is abuzz with talk about the Forex, and my currency trading strategy is fast becoming the talk of the town. People are agog over my program. Daytrading (as well as position trading) is alive and well in the Forex. To paraphrase Mark Twain, “Reports of daytrading’s death are greatly exaggerated.” The Forex does $1.5 trillion per day, which is 30 times the size of all U.S. equity markets – 50 times larger than the NYSE alone! The $30 billion-per-day futures market doesn’t even come close. 95% of all currency trading is conducted over the Forex. By comparison, the currency futures market is shrinking, and represents only one percent of the size of the cash market. The Forex is the largest financial market, and is always liquid 24X7. It is not subject to engineering by any one entity. And, the average daily range for the four major pairs is US$1,040 per lot. Compare that to the other markets, and you’ll soon discover why the Forex is attracting so much attention these days. Most professional traders catch only three-to-four really great trades a week, if that! Not so with the Forex – especially with my currency trading strategy. Here, the timeframe is more like a day. And, a professional doesn’t have to worry about 7,800 stocks, or 72 commodities, and all the underlying rules that accompany those tradables. With the Forex, a trader only has to think about the four major currency pairs – and pure technical analysis. The average daily range of 104 pips (read, US$1,040 per lot) for all four pairs far surpasses that of any other market. It also has a much longer “length of line” (intraday swings), which offers more “swing-trading” opportunities. Lots of action for both novice and professional alike. Salad days are here at the Forex! To preview the trading software and register for a free demo account, click here: currency trading strategy number one for offering number one, and click here currency trading strategy number two for offering number two. They’re both equally as good, but I’ll let you be the judge as to which one you like the best. When you open a funded account at either of these two locations, please mention my name (Peter R. Bain) in the application, and I’ll support you all the way to the bank. When you let me know that you have opened your funded account, you will immediately get access to my own personal Forex trading examples on a daily basis, and receive a “free” copy of my e-book on my own personal currency trading strategy for the Forex called “Before You Press Enter” – just for the asking. Let me know when your account is open, and they’re both yours for FREE. One heckuva deal. See you at the top. With a demo account at either location, you can trade “virtual” money, until you feel comfortable with the process. Don’t get me wrong. I like the other markets too. But, this is the new high viz biz, and it’s hot. If you like futures, you’ll LOVE the Forex! It will really get your trading mojo going. What’s not to like? “EVERYBODY’S TRADING IT” is reason enough for you to trade it too. I recently spoke with a long-time stock broker who confided in me that he wished he had discovered the Forex a lot sooner. He just recently saw the light and made the switch. It’s never too late. Come on. Admit it. I’ve whetted your curiosity just a tad. Right? Thirty days from now you’ll either be a Forex trader, or just 30 days older. Don’t be a dilly-dallyer. Quit dawdling, and do it now. “The secret of getting ahead is getting started.” (Mark Twain) I get tons of kudos about my commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies on a regular basis, but here are just some of the more recent ones: Gary Gray: “Love your newsletters and your book. I use COT for major decisions, and was pleased to see your statement on corn and soy products. I had already reached those conclusions on my own, but was pleased to see your confirmation. I traded well, entering on the triple bottom, and then the higher bottom using swings.” Jim Kidwiler: “Your trading information and personal Forex examples are great – the kind of stuff I have been looking for years.” George Palsa, Exeter, Ontario: “Your book is great. It really got my mind around COT.” Jay Allen: “I like the newsletter you just sent. It is very informative.” Victoria Keeling: “I very much enjoy your Newsletter.” Mike Clements: “Howdy from Texas! Just to let you know I got your material and it is AWESOME!!! Did I say AWESOME!!! Yes I did! It gave me such confidence. Just wanted to say thanks. You are right on Peter. I'm listening.” R.B., Australia: “It has been a while since we last chatted, but things are hectic, and FX is pumping as usual. I trade in $500K lots now, and am up 116% for the year, which is not too bad considering all the crap in the market, war, terrorists, recession, etc.” Stephen S. Moss: “I'm a real cynic, and have become quite jaded by scams that pummel me in my e-mail, on the phone, and on the television constantly. Your quick response last night was very encouraging ... forgive me if I offend, but I wanted to test and see if you existed. Thanks again for that response ... ” Sheldon Dougherty: “Got your book a while back, and have read it a few times. A lot of useful information in it. Thanks for the quick reply. It shows that you are willing to help a small guy.” Jay Kotak, India: “I’ve been reading your book and files. Your material is fantastic. I feel I’m learning a lot from it.” George: “I believe that anyone can achieve my goal this safely using your strategies.” Ken Kowalchuk, British Columbia, Canada: “I really appreciate your new Forex material. I find it is just what I needed.” Hammer, as posted at a message forum: “Peter has been mentoring me for about five months now. Without a doubt, his methods are the only way to trade the Forex! His program turned my trading around. I paid five grand for a Forex course, and had to unlearn all the BS I was taught in order to make money in this business. You will find Peter R. Bain first class all the way to the bank.” Another message forum posting: “I also bought the Forex material from Mr. Bain. I am looking forward to unlearning the useless drivel I learned in the US$1,795 course that I purchased. I am still basically starting from scratch, because the only thing useful in that course was the blank trading journal. I’m ready to actually make some money for a change.” Roland Courtriers, South Africa: “I traded the euro today, and made 70 pips. I am really enjoying your pivot trading method. It is exciting and profitable. I can see this becoming my full-time job in the not-too-distant future. Your daily examples Web page is a fantastic support system for any trader. Thank you for selling me your information so cheaply. That’s the least I can say as my gratitude for your help. Prosper others and you will be prospered.” Jeffrey Cronk, Washington: “I have been studying your material, and love it. Five indicators is not too bad, and I love the cockpit analogy. I just started trading last night, and this morning I finished my first trading day with an up-day.” George Muller, Australia: “I have gone through your material, and find it very exciting. It has impressed me very much.” DE: “I guess I am still somewhat in awe of how ON those PP can be without any other indicators. Thanks a million. Now, I must ‘unlearn’ what I drilled into my head for weeks.” Laura (a.k.a. a guy): “I have finished going through your material, and enjoyed my time with it. Overall, it was just what I needed, and I have learned a lot. You know your subject matter, and explain things clearly. It is pretty obvious that you know and love the Forex market (especially the euro/dollar).” Vincent Chamberlain: “I just want you to know I have purchased several other courses after purchasing yours over a year ago. I have to say, Peter, no other courses have come close to yours. Your course is the only one that focuses mainly on PRICE ACTION! There are some systems out there that have good entry techniques but, without points of reference, how do you know where you are going, where you are, or where you have been? You also need to know where price is going to bounce back to. The other good thing that I like about your Pivot Points is that you can add other strategies and techniques to it. Even if you don't use Pivot Points to enter and exit, you still have points of reference to guide you through your trade. Thanks Peter!!!” David Thomas: “Peter, I purchased your
course, and had great success with it.” Mark van Greunen, South Africa: “This is letting you know I simply cannot trade without your Pivots Program. It is arguably the most accurate trading tool around. With a little savvy, any trader can get to know how to use it.” Greg Netherton: “I got your material, and it's excellent. I'm glad you tell the truth about what to expect, instead of filling our heads with hype and crap. Looking at the daily charts really helps, and being able to look at the next few months charts is an excellent idea.” George C. Smith: “Am loving your material. You are an incredibly good mentor. Thanks.” Randolf Gevero, Philippines: “I just got your Forex material a few days ago, and have already gone through it several times. The information I got from it is extraordinary. I never thought I would be able to understand Forex trading but, after your course, I felt like I had a personal mentor teaching me by my side. It actually all makes sense now. I'm really so excited about all this. I'll be telling my friends too, and I wouldn't mind letting people know
how great your material is, because IT REALLY IS. I don't think I can emphasize
that enough. Dean Sim: “Love your training site.” Mike Clements, Texas: “You are a great teacher and mentor.” Mark: “I've been really successful trading the euro using your system thus far. I've stuck to my trading plan, and see that it works well over 70% of the time. Those pivot points are excellent guidelines for the intraday trades that we have been making. Once I have mastered my emotions while trading a "live" Mini account, I believe I will be well on my way to a successful trading career in a standard account. Thanks again for sharing your methods with me and my family.” Currency Trading Strategy News
The mood of the recent G7 meeting was for less government
intervention in FX markets, supporting a continued decline in the U.S. dollar.
The consensus was for the BOJ to stop devaluing the yen – but, will they? The
big deal in all this is that G7 trading partners will have to bear the brunt of
a further fall in the U.S. dollar. Not good news for the European and Japanese
economies. The Chinese authorities continue to laugh all the way to the bank.
They are a force to be reckoned with for sure. The yen: The Greenback/Yen Battle – All eyes are on the U.S. dollar’s moves against the yen.
Japanese authorities continually intervene and sell yen heavily in a renewed
drive to protect exporters with a weakened yen. Wake-up Call: The current recovery is the
worst in terms of employment growth since the Bureau of
Labor Statistics began tracking the job market in 1939. The recovery has been
the slowest since the Federal Reserve
began tracking industrial production back in 1919. The hiring slump is the
worst since the Great Depression.
(Sources: Economic Policy Institute in Washington and the National Association
of Manufacturing) The Chinese yuan:
Annual economic growth in China has been 8.3% during the past ten years. This
has boosted many people’s earnings. This sleeping elephant is one to watch. One way to play the yuan game is to buy financial contracts that allow you to hedge against a revaluation, or benefit from one if it were to happen – which is not likely any time soon. One version of those contracts, known as non-deliverable forwards, is traded in U.S. dollars, but pegged to the yuan. In trading September 23, the benchmark one-year dollar-yuan NDF contract strengthened to a record 7.98 yuan per dollar. At that rate, market participants are betting the yuan will strengthen three per cent against the dollar a year from now. Meantime, overseas investors continue to move money into China as both a hedge and a bet on the future. The Canadian loonie: No more bullets – Canada cannot afford any more tax cuts or spending increases. The last budget wiped out the surplus, and any chances for further debt reduction, for the next half decade. The Canadian and U.S. job figures are worrisome. Despite a slowing economy in Canada and inflation slowing to its lowest level in a year in July, the target for overnight loans between banks will more than likely remain stable. However, Canada’s consumer index remained weak in August, underpinning hopes for additional interest rate relief. Canada’s higher-yielding debt (treasury bills, bonds, and other debt) will nevertheless continue to lure traders to the loonie. Canada’s trade surplus came in higher than expected in July but, with weaker-than-expected retail sales. There are signs of faster economic growth south of the border. The U.S. economy will outpace Canada for some time to come and this will dampen demand for the currency relative to its U.S. counterpart. If the U.S. dollar continues to sink, the Canadian dollar will probably appreciate faster, which could mean lower interest rates. At the very least, more weak Canadian inflation data and the continuing fallout from the decline of the U.S. dollar could translate into the low-interest rate environment being around for quite some time to come. Canada’s dollar has risen along with Australia’s dollar and the
euro against the U.S. dollar, as investor concerns mount over deficits in the
U.S. budget and current account. Trivia: Between 1962 and 1970, Canada’s monetary policy was based on a fixed exchange rate with the American dollar (at 92.5 cents). The Canadian dollar is unlikely to be one of the four or five dominant world currencies in 25 years. Do you know about FX Solutions’ Mini Forex Trading and Free News Service? In addition to the standard account, FX Solutions also offers a
"Mini" account. Created for those new to online currency trading or those with
limited investment capital, Mini Forex enables Forex account holders to enjoy
the excitement of foreign exchange trading while limiting the amount of
financial exposure. The smaller trade size greatly reduces the risk associated
with currency trading. A smaller deposit is required to open a Mini account and
trading sizes are 1/10th the size of a regular account. FX Solutions Mini Forex Features: • More Staying Power Now get Market News International
free from FX Solutions. The premier news service used by all
the major institutional market makers gives FX Solutions’ clients that
all-important edge. Get the news as it happens, stay ahead of the market, trade
smarter. FX Solutions' Advanced Margin Watch (AMW) is the first FX margin calculation system in the Forex industry to provide protection to clients in volatile market times and thus ensures longer staying power in the market. How does AMW work? When usable margin reaches zero, or falls below zero, all open trades remain open unless marked to market equity drops below 10% of the margin required to maintain the positions (used margin). For example: Client buys 10 mini lots of USD/JPY - required margin is $1000 at 100:1 leverage. This client will not receive a margin call unless equity drops below $100 (10% of used margin). FX Solutions' advanced dealing software ensures that customers’ accounts balance will never be negative. • Clients open positions will not close when usable margin
reaches zero. FX Solutions introduces Global Trading System's new feature - Pending Orders Report. The ‘Pending Orders Report’ provides a summary of all essential data for each account’s ‘pending’ or outstanding G.T.S. orders. Information includes: account identification number, ticket identification number (for each order), type of order (market, limit, stop, entry limit, entry stop), lots (10,000 or 100,000 of traded currency per lot), amount (in traded currency), buy or sell, requested deal rate (rate requested for execution of the order), bid or ask (market level when the report is printed), stop and limit (OCO orders attached to entry stops or limits), and the time and date when the order was placed on G.T.S. The ‘report print’ option permits a hard copy to be printed for reference or permanent record keeping. How to determine OHLC at FX Solutions to approximate mine, thanks to Stef Baartman: Do not use the FXSOL Daily Chart values for midnight. Although the label reads '12:00:00pm,' it actually refers to the period 5:00pm-4:59pm. Derive your values by looking at the FXSOL Hourly chart for the period 12:00am to 11:59pm. In other words, look at the 24 bars individually, and determine the OHLC that way. By comparing these values to mine, it appears to be a satisfactory method for you to rely on. Look for the lowest visible bar, and then use that as the low.
Sometimes the numbers do not agree 100% with mine, but they are very close, and
usually get blended in when you do the pivot point calculations using my Pivots
Program. It is available when you purchase my book at:
commodity trading rules,
currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies
Big Kahunas: Hot Commodities, Currencies, and Stocks Hot Commodities According to my interpretation of the latest commitments of traders data, the following commodities futures represent good trading opportunities to the long side: crude oil light, natural gas, and No. 2 heating oil. Copper, cotton, and gold are good short candidates. Please adhere to the 11 commodity trading rules outlined in the May/03 edition of this Newsletter. You can read it by going to: commodity trading rules Caution Be sure to observe the rules around trading active contract months – i.e., open interest and volume. FutureSource.com is a good “source” of such information. That was all explained in my May/03 issue of this Newsletter. You can go there by clicking here: commodity trading rules MACD is a good indicator to help you trade commodities. You can read all about it at: commodity trading rules My book was originally inspired by commodities futures, and the profit potential they stood for. You too can get your very own copy at: commodity trading rules Hot Currencies The four major pairs (EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, USD/CHF) are always hot – each and every day of the week. That never changes from session to session. That’s the nice thing about trading currencies on the Forex. You only have to worry about four entities, rather than 7,800 stocks, or 72 commodities. Of course, you can get the scoop at: currency trading strategy Hot Stocks and Real Gems With the market doing quite nicely up until recently, traders were piling in.
But, not SO fast. Davita Inc. (DVA/NYSE): Dialysis
treatments ... Baby boomers ... Get it? American Express (AXP/NYSE): Court
ruling favorable to them issuing cards through banks that are members of rival
Visa and MasterCard. VCA Antech Inc. (WOOF/NASDAQ):
Specializes in animal health care services with a network of veterinary
diagnostic laboratories and full-services animal hospitals in the U.S. Trading Techniques No Hail Mary passes or fancy knee-jerk gizmos here … just stuff that rocks – but, even Muhammad Ali lost a few fights. Say “Hasta La Vista” to bad trades. Hit the “sweet spot” of trading successes with these trading tips, and don’t forget that almighty tight …
For stocks: Please refer to the
Hot Stocks section of the July/03 newsletter:
stock market
successful trading strategies Statistical Charting Tip from FX Solutions:
Standard deviation is a statistical measure, which provides a good
indication of volatility, or price movement. It measures how widely numbers,
such as closing prices, are dispersed around their average. A large difference
between a closing price and its average results in a higher value for standard
deviation and volatility. Correspondingly, a small difference between a closing
price and its average results in a lower value for standard deviation and
volatility. Momentum = Price / Price (n periods ago) x 100 Hedging - How to protect yourself
from volatile market time? How should you appropriately apply risk management
rules? The one tool often used in Forex trading is Stop Loss order. It is an
order to buy/sell at an agreed price, whereby an open position is automatically
liquidated when a specified price is reached or passed. For commodities: Please go to the May/03 Newsletter: commodity trading rules 0503 Also, please visit the June/03 edition: commodity trading rules 0603 And, the September/03 issue: commodity trading rules 0903 For information on when to cut and run in a commodities trade, the meaning
and use of the 200-day moving average, the purpose of trendlines, the Relative
Strength Index indicator, and the “4-9-18 Formula,” please refer to the last
edition of this Newsletter by going to:
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rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies
To win at options: The king has spoken. Larry Williams: “I like to write options when the advisors are real bullish and price is in a downtrend.” Here are two covered option strategies
that work best when markets are flat or rising slightly. The first one entails
selling near-term (i.e., one-month) close-to-the-money calls against a long
position. The second is a “covered straddle,” which involves the simultaneous
sale of a close-to-the-money call (i.e., the call with a strike price that is
closest to the current value of the underlying tradable) against a long position
and a close-to-the-money put (i.e., the put with a strike price that is closest
to the current value of the underlying tradable), which is secured by cash. Market Commentary: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly The market has been alight, but the much-ballyhooed correction may be in the offing – a great time to buy quality stocks at better prices. October is upon us, and it can be a treacherous month for equities. After peaking at 15-month highs the week ending September 19/03, U.S. stock indexes retreated the following week. The latest market stats – as at
September 29/03:
Put/Call Ratio: .70 – This is
the total volume of equity-only put options divided by call options – exclusive
of index options. Like most tools, there is a lag time with the put/call ratio. Usually when options players are extremely inactive, that’s a good thing. That’s frequently a good time to buy stock. $TICK:
832 - The indicator measures upticks verses downticks on the
NYSE. Readings above 1,400 are rare. A spike in TICK to that level and beyond is
a sign of aggressive buying, and helps to explain a rally that helps push stocks
from negative to positive territory. DJIA – Neutral, but going shorter And now for the funnymentals … Ouch 1:
High-tech investment grew by 20% on average each year from 1995-2000.
However, investment outside the IT arena in such things like mining equipment,
office buildings, plains and trains – has been shrinking for 40 years –
reflecting the continuing exodus of manufacturing activity in the U.S. to
lower-cost offshore producers. Investors are snapping up record volumes of commodity futures, as is evidenced by traditionally conservative pension funds starting to dip into that market. Many investment banks are expanding their commodity trading desks. New investment funds are being set up. A handful of funds are turning to commodities as a way of diversifying away from equities and bonds. However, investment in commodities remains a tiny fraction of that poured into equities and bonds. This is probably the time to be overweight in equities because equities move the most in anticipation of a future event, whereas commodities reflect better what is happening now in the economy. If there is any part of this Newsletter than you cannot see because of the e-mail program you are using, please view it online at: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies Or, please send me an e-mail, and I’ll send you a PDF version of the Newsletter: prbain@tradingsmarts.com It could be that you are not online while viewing the Newsletter, as we pull the charts and graphics down from our site – to save having to send them out with each e-mail copy of the Newsletter. If you don’t already have a copy of my now-famous book “How to Trade Like a Pro in One Hour” and associated software, you can get your very own copies for the price of dinner and a bad movie! All you have to do is click here: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, stock market investing basics, and stock market successful trading strategies The book and program are for traders who trade any market, not just the Forex. Please feel free to send your inquiries, be they comments, feedback, questions or suggestions, to me at: prbain@tradingsmarts.com If you have any ideas or suggestions for future articles, they would be most welcome. I especially invite any trading tips, strategies or techniques you may have that you wish to bring forward, and share with others. If I include them in future editions of this Newsletter, you will most certainly get proper credit and recognition. You will also receive a free bonus from me for your time and trouble. Happy trades to you, and here’s to your health, happiness, and good relationships! Thank you for reading this Newsletter! Go forth and multiply your income! Sincerely, Peter R. Bain PS: I would be more than glad to give a seminar in your area if you could pull together a large enough audience to make it worth my while. PPS: If you wish to unsubscribe from this newsletter, please send an e-mail to webmaster@tradingsmarts.com (Brad Du Preez, MCSE)
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