Infiniteyield Forex

In this Forex blog I will take a REAL trading account of relatively insignificant size: $500.00-- and trade it so as to make it grow at a rate of more than 50% annually. The goal is $150K..., in significantly less than 10 years. Watch this blog for the volatility in return that is inevitable when a professional trading account is traded for serious capital gains. Follow along or just watch.

Monday, December 31, 2012

2012 Be Gone! Challenge account at $34,733--

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In all my 30+ years of trading, 2012 is the one I am most glad to have behind me.  I have yet to hear of one of my trading contemporaries wh...
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011

2011 - A Nasty Trading Year for Forex Traders - Infiniteyield Forex Challenge Account:$34,183

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I've had a very tumultuous year in trading, and so has the Challenge account.  Not bad, but tumultuous. tu·mul·tu·ous    adjective ...
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Friday, December 31, 2010

The Infiniteyield Challenge account is now at $26,522.00

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It has been an incredible year for the Infiniteyield Forex Challenge . I've had a number of you call me recently and ask how well the ac...
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Thursday, September 23, 2010

Now--- 2090 % increase since December 2007

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A hearty hello to the most determined traders I've ever known.  I have no doubt that some of you thought I would never post again. I...
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Monday, September 7, 2009

1185 % increase since December 2007

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I'm glad to have a chance to make an update. Sorry about my long absences. But, trading is what I do for a living and when duty calls.....
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Monday, August 31, 2009

Markets Finally Coming Back to Life!

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Like many who read this blog, I save key thoughts and phrases I find over the years. I write them down when I find them in periodicals, ol...
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Free Markets Benefit Man Best!

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Most people are not aware of how difficult it is to trade systematically. At first it may not seem like such a big deal, but after you do it...
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I am a big believer in the concept of free will and self-determinism. I feel that consequences are necessary-- good and bad, for all individuals in a society--- for that society to remain healthy and continue vibrant., There are fewer sectors of an economy where that is true any longer. One of the remaining bright spots is in trading and investing, where an individual with a measure of capital can still risk and rise to relative greatness. I also believe that the longer one practices as a trader, the stronger your beliefs become about right and wrong and the risks of not making a decision, which is inevitably a decision.
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