Al Green
Index Futures Trader, Food Inventor

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• http://www.butterfi.com

• Skype: algreen07

Have you ever wondered how some traders/investors are able to consistently generate 10% to 20% per month, while others struggle to achieve just 8% a year? Why is there such a disparity in returns, when we all have access to the same markets? The answer, as is so often the case today, is having access to the right information.

I have averaged 22%/month this last year by actively trading the Dow Jones Index Futures. I am generally in the market less than 10% of the time. During that ascent, I experienced a 'peak to valley' drawdown of just 7.17%.

Capital preservation is always my primary consideration. It really doesn't matter how much you 'make'....what does matter is how much you actually retain.

I find leveraged trading truly fascinating. We are able to go after money in it's 'native' form, saving us many of the problems and frustrations inherent in today's business models.

The accumulation of money is an incredibly quantifiable pursuit. To understand probabilities intimately, and to learn to constructively manage 'greed and fear', is to me one of life's great challenges. The rewards if you are successful however, can be truly life changing.

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Overlake School, Redmond
Millsaps College, Jackson Ms.

Thousands of hours of education, trade system analysis, and live trading time.

I first started trading stocks at the age of 18. I began trading currencies in 2003. At that time, I also worked with several companies marketing their trading software and signal systems, which I feel has given me a distinct advantage in deciding what trading methods work. I began trading the Dow and S&P futures markets in 2005, and have subsequently found the Dow Index Futures market to be the most profitable of all.