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To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (11301)	5/5/2006 9:06:37 AM
From: adad69	Read Replies (1) of 12411

Is this the Guy? Dr. Gould's tutorial on trading grains using the Grandmill method Q: What is different about the Grandmill method from the many other trading methods? A: Grains (Wheat, Corn and Soybeans) are said to be one of the most difficult markets to trade because unexpected price fluctuations can quickly turn profitable positions into losing trades. Grandmill's trading method is designed to minimize trading losses. Positions are made with a long time (2 to 6 months) horizon. Only trades likely to yield a profit are made and sufficient backup capital is set aside to withstand temporary price reversals. Grandmill traders liken commodity trading to investing in blue chip stocks. A Grandmill trader's ultimate objective is to become his/her own trading advisor.

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