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Summary for the Month of
April 2005
|
Date |
Position |
Market |
In |
Out |
Profit/Loss |
|
April 1–19 |
Sell |
July Wheat |
329 ¾ |
304 ¼ |
1275 profit |
|
April 1–5 |
Sell |
July Bean Meal |
184.9 |
184.9 |
0 |
|
April 4 |
Sell |
July Silver |
693.3 |
697.6 |
- 215 |
|
April 5–11 |
Sell |
July Corn |
207 ¾ |
205 ½ |
+
112 profit |
|
April 5–15 |
Sell |
July Cocoa |
1554 |
1487 |
+
670 |
|
April 18–19 |
Sell |
July Corn |
212 ¾ |
215 ¼ |
- 125 |
|
April 19-22 |
Buy |
July Bean Oil |
2303 |
2303 |
0 |
|
April 18–19 |
Sell |
June Canadian Dollar |
8007 |
8032 |
- 250 |
|
April 22 |
Buy |
June Live Cattle |
8617 |
8567 |
-
200 |
|
April 26–29 |
Sell |
June Canadian
Dollar |
8054 |
7977 |
+ 770 |
|
April 27–28 |
Buy |
July Cocoa |
1503 |
1487 |
- 170 |
| |
|
|
Total profit:
$2827
per contract |
Total losses:
$960
per contract |
Net Profit for March
2005: $1867
before commissions and fees |
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