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By admin • Jun 16th, 2008 • Category: 007, Devrim, Swanson, Triton

Just back from a long weekend of hiking with some buddies in the mountains on the Olympic Peninsula.

Traders have done well the last few days.

Triton up Friday and today, hopefully the beginning of a streak.

Devrim continues to fight back, about even for today so far.

Looking at a trader who is a good friend and business partner of a former business partner of mine who has been doing very well trading FX I’m told, solid returns with small drawdowns, up 8 of 10 months or something, waiting on supporting documents. Trader’s name is Jason. Will be captive at an FCM where my friend is now working.

MWC up Friday, no trading today.

007 up on the month about .5% last I heard, nice to see.

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