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One-time West Coast contributing editor of Futures Magazine, George Angell is the author of eight books on the futures and options markets, including Winning in the Futures Markets, which has been translated into Chinese, and is still in print 28 years after its first publication. He was a Chicago floor trader during the Eighties and credits that experience for the success of West of Wall Street, which he co-wrote with S&P pit trader Barry Haigh during his Chicago years, and Sniper Trading, which tracks the valuable lessons he learned while on the floor. In recent years, he has turned toward trading small stocks. 'There are enormous sums of money to be made trading undervalued small stocks,' says Angell, whose most recent two books -- Small Stock, Big Profits and The 50 Best Small Stocks for 2007 -- were published in the past year. A graduate of New York University, Angell currently resides in Key West, Florida which he considers the perfect antidote to the stress-filled years of the Chicago pit trader.

George's video course, The Money Miracle, will teach you everything you need to know in order to trade the physical commodity markets - and hopefully make a lot of money doing it. Here's what's included:

- Over 5 hours of Step-By-Step Video Instruction on how to analyze markets and place your trades to gain the most "bang for your buck" with the lowest risk.

- The 151-Page Money Secret Manual, which clearly reveals and details each of George's successful methods.

- 3 Special Reports a $119 Value!
1) The 7 Secrets Of Successful Options Investing, 2) How To Make Money Day Trading Commodities, 3) How To Make A Fortune Investing In Seasonal Commodities.

- Special Bonus: Winning In Futures Report The latest edition of George's $400-a-year Winning In Futures advisory report is included at no extra charge!

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by TradeWins Publishing

Apparently, Donald Trump has the Midas touch.

Infrastructure cement, cyber security and even defense stocks are proof.

A trillion-dollar infrastructure spending promise sent stocks like H&E Equipment (HEES) from $13 to $27. Vulcan Materials (VMC) ran from $110 to $135. Jacobs Engineering (JEC) exploded from $49 to $63. U.S. Steel (X) popped from $18 to $38.

Then he turned around and spoke about the Mexican wall. Martin Marietta (MLM) would run from $175 to $235. U.S. Concrete (USCR) jumped from $46 to $67.50.

Then he turned around and spoke about deregulation. Banking ETFs like the Financial Select Sector SPDR (XLF) would fly from $19.50 to $25.

Then, he signed an executive order with regards to cyber security a day prior to the latest ransomware virus. Palo Alto (PANW) would run from $110 to $122. Fire Eye (FEYE) would pop from $14 to $16.50. Check Point (CHKP) would soar from $105 to $110.

Then, in recent weeks, he inked a deal with Saudi Arabia worth $350 billion over the next 10 years, and up went military and other defense stocks. Raytheon (RTN) ran from $156 to $162. Boeing (BA) ran from $175 to $184.80. General Dynamics (GD) ran from $191 to $200. Northrup Grumman (NOC) ran from $243 to $253.

“This package of defense equipment and services support the long-term security of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region in the face of Iranian threats, while also bolstering the Kingdom’s ability to contribute to counter terrorism operations across the region,” according to the White House, as quoted by CNBC.

Five Ways to Trade the Trump Effect

by Lee Gettess

In this video clip, Lee Gettess describes how he maps out market activity. How does he define inside days, outside days, higher days or lower days? Second, how does he identify markets according to the close? Third, what does the market open tell traders? Lee explains how he would trade given these indicators.

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by George Angell

The following is an excerpt from George Angell's The Money Miracle

Trade the limited-risk spreads. When futures contracts, especially in the agricultural commodities, trade in a “normal” pattern with nearby months of trading below distant months in a stair step fashion, the risk of buying the nearby month and selling a distant month is limited to the full cost of the carrying charges. Accordingly, you can determine the risk in advance when you place the bull spread by subtracting the total difference in price between the two contracts from the full cost of carry. Should bullish news occur, the nearby month can be expected to rise in price relative to the back month and you will profit on the spread. Thus, using the limited-risk spread, you can achieve a good reward-to-risk ratio which, over time, should result in long-term profit.

Spreads require patience. Spreads are not for short-term traders. Because you are paying two commissions – one on the long position and another on the short position – you should think in terms of the long term when you trade spreads. Spreads have been likened to “watching paint dry” because they tend to lack the thrills of high volatility in-and-out of trading. For this very reason, however, they are ideal for the new trader. They can result in dramatic profits when they work, and they can result in relatively small losses when they don’t work. But patience pays. Lastly, they are a good way for the new trader to get acquainted with the markets without risking a lot of money.

Spreads offer diverse strategies. Spreads, like outright net position trades in which you either buy or sell a commodity, lend themselves to a number of market strategies. You can place spreads to benefit from seasonal price moves or use them to exploit rising or falling markets. Spreads work between different futures contracts of the same commodity, or between different (but related) commodities, such as cattle and hogs or soybeans and soybean oil. You can even place spreads in commodities trading on different exchanges, such as wheat traded in Chicago and wheat traded in Kansas City.

Commodity Spread Trading

by Chuck Hughes

The following is an excerpt from Chuck Hughes’ Optioneering Newsletter

Every week Chuck publishes his “Optioneering Newsletter”. The following is a trade opportunity taken from his most recent issue.

The first profit opportunity we will consider this week is in TSRO, or TESARO, Inc. TESARO is an oncology-focused biopharmaceutical company.

The monthly chart for TSRO depicts a very strong bull trend. The current pullback is expected to yield to a further advance.

The daily chart for TSRO also shows a strong bull trend. The pullback to support and to the Mid-Line of the Keltner Channel gives us a buying opportunity.

We are going to review a Call Debit Spread for TSRO.

Traders who want a more leveraged approach could consider buying TSRO calls. TSRO has options expiring every week until July 7th. After that, TSRO has options expiring later in July, and then in September, December, January 2018, and January 2019. Click Here to follow this trade.

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