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Why Have These Trades Done So Well?
The DailyFutures Hybrid One portfolio did well in 2012: Up 40% after-commissions, as verified by Collective2.com . And, as you can see for yourself, the bulk of gains came from one-lot trades; not from large, riskier positions. Why has it done so well? I have been at this since 1985 and have gained an understanding of market behavior in the process. That experience is the main reason for Hybrid One's success. Here are some of the lessons learned along the way: You can study all you want, but the market is always unpredictable and that makes observing more important than guessing. Market behavior is human behavior and, for that reason, I do not like the use of mathematical formulas in trading - they are no substitute for paying attention. Understanding the fundamental structure of a market is important and I like to keep up with the news as a way of learning investors' expectations. Ultimately, prices are anxiety-driven and the ability to identify changing expectations is a valuable tool. It pays to know yourself. I am confident in the trading method, but inherently distrustful of the markets. Sometimes, I miss out on bigger profits because of it, but I also avoid a lot of trouble. Consistency is what I strive for. Nobody is perfect and neither is me :). There will be plenty of mistakes and I cannot guarantee success, but overall, I try to limit mistakes and keep going after opportunities. If you would like to benefit from the experience and success described above, subscribe to the Hybrid One portfolio at Collective2.com. Take the next step: Examine Hybrid One on the Collective2.com web site > If you like what you see, you can subscribe to Hybrid One for $72.00 per month (on the Collective2.com web site) - and only be billed if the trades for the month are profitable (see a fuller explanation at Collective2.com). I also urge you to re-consider all the risks of trading futures and still be aware that Any investment decision that you make is solely your responsibility. Thank you and best wishes, Todd Hultman, DailyFutures, Inc.		The 24 Markets Covered: Part I Corn and Soybeans Wheat and Cotton Cattle and Hogs Lumber Cocoa and Coffee Sugar and Orange juice Part II Copper Gold and Silver Crude oil and natural gas Eurodollars and the 10-year T-notes The E-mini S&P 500 The Australian dollar The Canadian dollar The British pound The Euro currency and The Japanese yen About DailyFutures.com >

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