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Past Performance Using our recommendations, real money is being made! Below is our track record. Including what we are CURRENTLY MAKING MONEY ON!!!
Exp. Month, Year	Profit	Profit 10 Contracts
July, 2007 *	1.25 *	$1,250 *
June, 2007	1.35	$1,350
May, 2007	1.10	$1,100
April, 2007	.30	$300
March, 2007	-6.45	-$6,450
February, 2007	1.20	$1,200
January, 2007	.85	$850
December, 2006	1.05	$1,050
November, 2006	1.10	$1,100
October, 2006	.85	$850
September, 2006	.60	$600
August, 2006	1.05	$1,050
July, 2006	.75	$750
June, 2006	-2.40	$-2,400
May, 2006	.05	$50
April, 2006	1.05	$1,050
March, 2006	1.65	$1,650
February, 2006	-.10	- $100
January, 2006	.35	$350
December, 2005	.95	$950
November, 2005	.60	$600
October, 2005	-1.10	- $1,100
September, 2005	1.45	$1,450
August, 2005	1.30	$1,300
July, 2005	1.30	$1,300
June, 2005	.50	$500
May, 2005	1.35	$1,350
April, 2005	.60	$600
March, 2005	.10	$100
February, 2005	.85	$850
January, 2005	1.30	$1,300
December, 2004	1.45	$1,450
November, 2004	1.70	$1,700
October, 2004	1.40	$1,400
September, 2004	1.40	$1,400
August, 2004	1.40	$1,400
July, 2004	.15	$150
June, 2004	1.75	$1,750
May, 2004	.95	$950
April, 2004	1.50	$1,500
March, 2004	.70	$700
February, 2004	1.70	$1,700
January, 2004	1.30	$1,300
December, 2003	1.45	$1,450
November, 2003	1.10	$1,100
October, 2003	1.15	$1,150
September, 2003	1.05	$1,050
August, 2003	.45	$450
July, 2003	.70	$700

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