Bearish Plays with 27% Gains
Today's Financial News - Posted September 17, 2008
While the herd was running for the nearest cliff, Lee Lowell was quietly closing seven recommended trades in 2008. Six were winners with an average return per play of 27%. Watch this video.
by Steve McDonald
Baltimore — (TFN): Today we are looking at commodities. You might be wondering why, considering that just about everything except the US dollar is down, and a lot.
In the past few months every commodity, oil, cotton, cocoa, gold, silver, you name it, is down. What you may not know is that our very own Lee Lowell has been racking up gains while every one has been getting crushed.
You see, last December, Lee’s Triple Zone Profit Trader was loading up on bullish positions.
***Can’t bear to read more? How about you listen to it? ***
In fact he sold put spreads on sugar, coffee, cotton, OJ and gold. He had winners on all but one position.
While the herd was running for the nearest cliff, Lee Lowell was quietly closing seven recommended trades in 2008. Six were winners with an average return per play of 27%.
Doesn’t seem like a lot? During the same period gold dropped from 1000 to 777, oil is down to almost $100 per barrel from 147, and silver has been crushed. And if you had been in the stock market, ouch, it’s too painful to talk about.
How does he do it? Market wisdom. It’s no different really than any other job, you stay at something long enough and you see things others can’t see. Like market tops and excessive, herd behavior.
Lee Lowell might be one of the two best people I have ever known in the commodities business; the other is Steve Belmont at RMB in Chicago. Over the past five or six years both have been eerily right about where the commodity markets were going.
Crystal balls? No, just hard work and many years of it. Both claim the commodity markets are much easier to predict than the stock markets, in fact they think the stock market, compared to commodities, is rigged.
Not only has Lee Lowell made a lot of money for his readers, but he has done it by going against all the talking heads and so called pundits.
No investing is easy, it isn’t a game and it’s no place for novices. The Triple Zone Profit Trader gives the newcomer a way to get in on great profits when everyone else is dying on the vine. It’s the one way to get out of the herd and be the lead dog.
It’s easy to jump on the bandwagon and confuse a bull market with genius; it’s a whole other game to be the one to take a stand and say let’s go another way. Lee is the one guy who is leading and not following.
Give us a call at (888) 570-9830 and we’ll show you how to get in on this phenomenal method.
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