Take a look at this
trade!

Before we get started,
I think it goes without saying that trading the financial
markets is not for everyone, and we do recommend that only risk
capital be used. I think we all realize and understand that it
takes money to make money, but here's your official government
warning.
(Sorry, this one doesn't fit on the side of a pack of
cigarettes...but what can I say, this is your tax dollar hard at
work, serving and protecting.) Now that we all understand that
you could actually lose money as well, let's get started.
Here's the setup for our
first trading opportunity.
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Notice the MOMMA indicator in the bottom window (Marked "A").
- This indicator tells you when to get
into the market as well as when to get out of the market.
We have close to twenty-five of these types of market
indicators in our software. I'll show you a couple more of
my favorites in a minute. (They work like magic!)
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Notice that we entered this trade on April 23rd and exited
on June 15th 2003.
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Notice the marker we've drawn on the screen between the entry
point and the exit point. (Marked "B").
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This is what we call our dollar
calculator. Notice, had you entered this trade on
April 23rd, when our MOM indicator told us to, and exited on June 15th,
you would have made an overall profit of approximately $5,000.00. (That's five grand in
only thirty-seven trading days. That's less than two months time.)
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The
amount of money you would have needed in your account to put
on this T-Note trade would have been $1,600.00.
Yup, that's
it! To put on this trade you would have only needed to invest
$1,600.00. (And I'll bet you thought or were told that you had to be rich
to invest like this. Wrong, you invest like this to become rich.)
These markets are available for anyone to trade.
In fact, the
regulatory agencies that run these markets work very hard to make them available to the average
trader. They even have what they call
"mini-contracts" which are half the
size of the regular contracts.Mini contracts were
specifically designed for beginning traders.
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OK, here's a little background on the
10-Year T-Note:
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It's considered a financial
commodity, but that's really not what's important. All we
really care about is that it's price moves up and down. If you've been paying much attention
to the news lately, you've heard that interest rates have been at historic lows. Well, when interest rates go down, T-Bills go up, when
interest rates go up, then T-Bills go
down. That's how T-Bills work.
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To get started trading using real money, you will
need to have an account with a brokerage firm.
- This is no problem, don't worry about the brokerage firm for now. I've
got a list of excellent firms who love our software and will
work with you when you finally get to that point.
- You can open up an account with most brokerage firms for as little as
$5,000.00 dollars. Some will let you start with less, but $5,000.00 is a
good starting point.
- Don't sweat it, opening up an account with a
brokerage firm is just like opening up a savings
account at your local
bank. The money is still in your control and in many cases can even
be drawing
interest. (We're not associated with any brokerage firm, so we don't
really care who you open up your account with.)
OK, that was fun and exciting, but let's look at another
opportunity we recently experienced.
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