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A Member in Good Standing of the National Futures Association 
Paul holds designations as a Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) & Commodity Pool Operator (CPO)  

 Ask yourself this question...
Would you rather trade the bond market on your own?

...Or with someone like me, who has years of knowledge & experience?
 

I work with you personally from start to finish on each trade.

You put on the trades.

You're in charge of your own trading account.

I tell you...

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If I'm bullish or bearish

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When to take profits

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As well as risk management techniques

You can get started with just one futures contract.

Each trade is set with contingent orders, so you don't have to
watch the market all day.

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"Million-Dollar" Bond Course

Call me direct at (209) 586-0699
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Read on to find out more about this opportunity.
Fourteen years ago I made a commitment to focus on one market - The Bond Market!

Why the Bond Market?
It runs America. If the economy is expanding too fast bond yields will go up. As a result mortgage rates are affected which ties into gross domestic product and jobs are lost. Instead of falling victim to it like many Americans, you can capitalize on this great market.

Another reason I chose bonds is the fact that it has volatility, and that’s how you can make money. However, you have to respect the volatility.

Risk management should be your #1 priority.
I found from experience that setting stops doesn’t allow you to manage the risk. Ten years ago I took big losses in this market, not so much because I couldn’t call the market but because I kept getting stopped-out. Finally I realized that this was not the way to trade the bond market. Stops are counter-productive. They just get in the way. Not only can stops take back your profits, they can also wipe out your trading account.

Ask yourself this question:
If I set a 20-tic stop and I get stopped-out, and the next day it happens again, am I managing the risk?

No! You have added to your losses. “Asset allocation” can help you manage the risk better (I cover more on this with my FREE BondLessons).

Alan Greenspan got me thinking.
When Mr. Greenspan was with the Federal Reserve, I would watch him on television, testifying before Congress. He would often mention that he and the other Central Bankers were looking at their “model” in order to determine Gross Domestic Product. I told myself that was what I needed to do—develop my own model. For the past 14 years, I have continued to do that.

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It’s the Fundamentals that Drive Bond Prices.
I look at many things when it comes to analyzing the 30-year bond market, such as the economic indicators and the inflation gauges as well as the sentiment reports. I understand monetary policy and credit spreads. I'm also aware of the velocity of money and commodity prices.

I’m doing the same activities as the Federal Reserve. I’m keeping track of the trend of Gross Domestic Product, and I’m very active with the bond market. I even keep track of the U.S. dollar, which gives me information on the J-curve effect. Libor is an international interest rate contract, which I have been keeping track of for over 10 years. We do live in a global economy. I’m even familiar with revolving debt (credit cards), as well as scrap metal prices.

Yes, I look at many things when it comes to analyzing the bond market. My Treasury bond model is Gross Domestic Product.

Paul Judd's Trading Model/14 Years of Experience
My model is based on the fundamentals that drive bond prices. It’s also designed for asset allocation, which can help you manage the risk. My model tells us when to go long or short, and it tells us whether to take 10 tics or have a 2-point profit objective.

I work with you personally from start to finish on each trade.

You put on the trades.

You're in charge of your own trading account.

I tell you...

a

If I'm bullish or bearish

a

When to take profits

a

As well as risk management techniques

You can get started with just one futures contract.

Each trade is set with contingent orders, so you don't have to
watch the market all day.

Call me direct at (209) 586-0699
or
click on "I'm Interested" button and we will contact you for more details.

 

 

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