Friday, 28 March 2008
"Don't be afraid to give your best to what seemingly are small jobs. Every time you conquer one it makes you that much stronger. If you do the little jobs well, the big ones will tend to take care of themselves."
~ Dale Carnegie
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Today Was A Great Day For Emini Dow Index-Trading & Making Day Trade Training Sales!
Because of a rather crazy week & busy Friday, we didn't have a chance to get into the market much until the very end of the day... Literally, right at 4pm! ;-}
So we got in with 1 contract, and watched it run up 10 points where it stopped us out with a $50.00 profit. Then we got in 1 more time and secured a 3 point profit before it stopped us out with a $15.00 profit.
If you subtract out the two contract's total commission of $10.00 - we made a total of $55.00, net for the day. Not bad, especially considering we only traded for about 3 minutes.
On top of the $55.00, we also made a monthly day trade sale.
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These sales are always exciting, and welcomed; we love seeing people take steps towards more freedom in their lives. We have found this day trading system to provide us with more independence & freedom; likewise we've received great feedback from others who've taken the training!
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Of course the handsome sales commissions are always exciting and welcomed as well. (*This system offers many cool ways to make money and "work" from any location you choose! Watch some videos about it all here.)
This week, we've balanced day trading (*for only an hour to two hours a day) with fun times at our favorite amusement park - Busch Gardens, "The Olde Country" !
Hope you enjoyed this post & keep your eyes peeled for next week's postings!
Have a wonderful weekend!
M&C
C&M
www.EasyDayTradeSystem.com
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