The portfolio moved up thanks to Gold, the British Pound, and the Aussie Dollar. Coffee brewed us a loss in the BLOG; see explanation below.
New Signals:
Go LONG Canadian Dollar: Market On Open. Symbols: CDM11 and FXC. Record: 34 wins out of 37 trades for 92%. Entry: 104.37, last: 104.41, stop: 102.97.
Go LONG: Market On Open. Symbols: CN11 and CORN. Record: 13 wins out of 18 trades for 73%. Entry: 708.25, last: 710.50, stop: 698.75.
Go LONG: Market On Open. Symbols: SMN11 and no ETF. Record: 53 wins out of 72 trades for 74%. Entry: 349.0, last: 349.9, stop: 337.0.
Our Active and Closed Out Positions Appear in the Table Below:
Coffee futures open after midnight Pacific Time. Our algorithm put us in the market at 288.90, and then stopped us out at 289.60 for a profit of $262.50. However, the BLOG said buy coffee, and then stated that Coffee had been stopped out. A BLOG reader would have gotten out at 284.00, for a loss of $1,838. This is what I will add into our total statistics. Someday, it is anticipated I will be able to send emails every second to all readers, thus disseminating the information as it is calculated.
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