1997 Year End Review

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In our latest hot issue we tell you:

Which newsletters made money in 1997 and which ones didn't.

 

Who made money in S&P, interest rates, metals, grains, softs, and meats.

Before you buy any advisory service, you need to check our exclusive information. Only CTCR tracks futures advisory newsletters' track records.

We give you the inside story of who's hot and who's not.

This information could make you a bundle or save you a bundle.

• We also interview 16 top advisors to see what they learned last year and what changes they are making in their methods for 1998. Their answers will surprise you! Their answers are often brutally honest. Their insights are often very valuable.

  We Review Jeff Cooper's Hit and Run Trading Book!

  This book has been hyped to the moon. Is it worth it or just another hype-job!

  • We got Editor-Emeritus Bruce Babcock to tear apart this book and report back to us his impressions. Bruce never fails to be provocative in his reviews and this is no exception.
  We Review Robert Barnes'Trading System Analysis Book!
  • This hot new book presents a unique new way to test trading systems. You have to read this review if you use trading systems!
• You also receive this FREE SPECIAL REPORT: 1997 Newsletter Rankings

  We rank the 26 top newsletters for:

  Profitability

  Risk Adjusted Profitability

  Other Key Criteria

• This issue of Commodity Traders Consumer Report also includes:

  The CTCR centerfold. This is the only place in the futures industry to find actual, unbiased track records of the most famous newsletters.

  • Major Moves. This is the newsletter that concentrates on finding those homerun trades that can create profits of $5,000, $10,000, or even $20,000 on each contract! Major Moves sells for $225 per year but you get a copy free with every copy of Commodity Traders Consumer Reports!
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