The Tech Guru Commodity Report 

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Bulletin service consisting of buy and sell recommendations

 on the 36 most actively traded commodities

  • Periodically, throughout the week as buy and sell signals come into play, bulletins will be sent to notify subscribers of a particular move.  There can be an unlimited amount of bulletins sent throughout the week, and as little as none.  Traders should not expect a bulletin unless a market can show a potential profit.  

  • Bulletins will consist of buy and sell entry points, objectives for the trade and protective stops.

  • Follow-Up Bulletins sent to update current positions at no additional charge.

  • Traders interested in commodities other than those given in the bulletins, can still be obtained with the phone consultation service.  The Tech Guru will have up to the minute support and resistance areas in all 36 commodities.  Call (540) 843-GURU to set up this service.  

Example:

Bulletin - For Orange Juice - Originally sent 2/7/02 (6:56 pm est)

 
The technical formation in the Orange Juice is supportive and worthy of considering long positions for substantial rallies.
 
It is recommended for traders to attempt long positions near 86.50 in the March contract, or use a buy stop at 87.10 in the March contract.  (Use a protective sell stop at 84.80). 
 
The first obj. is for the market to reach at least near 93.50.  The main obj. is for the market to trade between 100.00 - 110.00 area.  The risk is approximately $250.00 to $300.00 on the trade.  The potential profit reward can be as much as $3,000.00.  This is considered a low risk trade and proportionally a good risk vs. reward potential.

Result:  The trade was completed when the market reached 93.50, which was the first objective mentioned.  If you will refer to The Tech Guru Bi-Weekly Report, Issue #95 (click here:  Archived Bi-Weekly Reports) it also mentioned the same and all long positions were completed at 93.50 with a profit of $900.00.

Bulletin - For Canadian Dollar - Originally sent 4/29/02 (5:01 pm est)

 
    The June contract in the Canadian Dollar sold-off and reached a support area today at .6371 bottom that can be considered a buying area as well as the .6362 - .6358 area, if it gets there.  It is recommended for traders to attempt long positions near the .6375 - .6370 area and if possible near the .6360 area for obj. near the .6415 - .6420 area.  (Use a protective sell stop at .6347) 
    A trade above the .6425 area is considered a breakout and an additional buy signal for the obj. to reach up near the .6460 area. 

Result:  Bought @ .6370     Sold @ .6417     = $470.00

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REVIEW OF BULLETINS:  5/13/04 - 7/14/04

NOTE:  All follow-up bulletins sent at no additional charge

Please note:  The Tech Guru Commodity Report is based on trading a single contract per commodity. 
Average Commission:  Varies between $25.00 - $45.00.
Slippage:  -0-  (All trade recommendations have specific price orders and objective.)
In order to trade one contract of all 36 commodities, you would need an account of approximately $70,000.00.  (Trading E-mini's for both the NASDAQ and the S & P).  You may however, trade individual commodities with margin requirements varying between $500.00 - $4500.00.*
*Consult with your broker to determine margin requirements for your account before entering any trade.  Futures Commission Merchants can increase margins without notice.  Limits are subject to change and to variable limit rules of the respective exchange.  

*Trading commodities involves risk and may not be suitable for everyone's investment dollars.  Information contained in this communication is believed to be from reliable sources, however, no guarantee is made regarding its adequacy or accuracy.  Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.

 

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