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S&P e-Mini Profits 14 Days out of Last 16

We can trade a variety of markets with the UTM strategy.  The S&P e-Mini futures is another one of those markets.  You learn the strategy, follow the rules and know where to enter and exit.  We've been on a strong streak over the last three weeks trading the S&P and you can see from the chart below, showing today's trades, that the positive trading run has continued for another day.  These entries are exactly where the rules show us to get in, and we always have exact targets and stops on every trade so you will always know how to manage a trade once onboard.

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January 16, 2007 |

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