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December 2010

Success Trading Group Special Report

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Special Report

Secrets of Successful Trading

365 Days Without Recording A Loss

We are often asked how in the world did your Success Trading Group record 52 closed winning trades on its Main Trade Table in 52 weeks with no losing trades? Well, let me first state that it is true. The Success Trading Main Table is posted in the member’s section and records every trade we have made over the last several years. In fact, in a recent 5 year period we closed nearly 200 trades with a 96% winning track record on our Main Trade Table.

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Is Inflation an Equity Positive?

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Don’t you love this time of year? No, I’m not referring to the joyous time with family, the shopping, the decorations, or the holiday celebrations. No, I’m talking about the generalizations toward the market offered up by the talking heads on T.V. when referencing the upcoming calendar change.

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Missing The Point?

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With speculation running rampant about what he might or might not say regarding QE2, the state of the economy, inflation, and most importantly, the sudden spike in bond yields, Ben Bernanke decided to take a page out of his predecessor’s book and said very little. Instead of addressing the improvement in the economic data or the defiant behavior of bond yields, Gentle Ben stuck to the script and will likely have the Fed just keep on keepin’ on in terms of buying bonds.
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Brighter Days Or…

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It is safe to say that one of the primary drivers of the action in the stock market so far this week has been the bond market. For the second day in a row, stocks opened higher on Wednesday only to be driven lower by an impressive surge in bond yields. In the last two days alone, the yield on the 10-year T-Note has gone from 2.94% to 3.24%. And for those of you keeping score at home, since November 4th, the 10-year’s yield has soared 75 basis points (0.75%). All during a time when the Fed’s objective has been to artificially drive yields down.
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