My Best Trade Of The Year
The Dynamic Wealth Report
December 15, 2009
December is quickly coming to an end. Christmas is only ten days away
and 2010 is just around the corner. I can’t believe how quickly this
year has passed.
If you’re like me, you’re probably spending a good deal of time thinking
about the New Year. Maybe you’re making resolutions. Maybe you’re
planning big changes in your life. Maybe you’re thinking about how you
can be a better person.
This time of year always causes that kind of thought process.
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The end of the year is also a big time for reflection. All of the end of
year celebrations give us a reason to reflect on the last 12 months. Nowhere is that more prevalent than in the financial arena…
As I look back on 2009, I recall some very happy times… and some sad
times as well.
Sadly, my grandmother and great aunt both passed away this year. They
were in their 90s and lived long, full lives. But, it’s strange
celebrating the holidays without them. I’m thankful for my many memories
and pictures. I’ll never forget them.
On the lighter side… this year was also an exciting one.
Linda and I bought a new home in North Scottsdale on a beautiful piece
of land. With 2.5 acres, we’ve now got plenty of room for the horses and
dogs. Although the “to-do” list never seems to end… I love every moment
of it and I know Linda does too.
You can see the look of joy when she’s riding her horses.
Our family is continuing to grow. Just yesterday, my niece Ashlyn was
born. And a new baby is always a reason to be happy.
The market’s also been a source of joy lately.
After starting out a bit rough, it looks like we’ll end the year higher
than where we started… and that’s always a good thing. I took a few
minutes to look at my trading history this year. You might take a few
minutes to revisit your big winners and losers… it can be quite an
education.
As you probably know, I’m the editor of Currency Options Insider. We’ve
had some phenomenal winners in the service this year.
As a matter of fact, one currency in particular has given us a big
reason to celebrate. Five of the last six trades in the service have
been big winners… and I’m not talking about a tiny 20% or 30% gain…
Nope. The Australian Dollar trades I recommended put some big winners on
the board and some big money in subscribers’ pockets.
Take a look at the chart on the Australian Dollar.

As you can see, the currency’s been quite volatile over the last 18
months. This volatility provided a number of big money making
opportunities. Here’s a quick recap…
Our streak trading the Australian Dollar started in early September of
2008.
I noticed the Aussie was losing value as investors fled higher yielding
currencies for the safety of the US Dollar and the Yen. Remember, the
credit crisis was just hitting its stride. I recommended we buy puts to
capture the next leg down. As the currency fell off a cliff,
we racked
up a 637% gain!
Then in February of 2009, I realized the Australian Dollar was set for a
rally. Investors were sensing the worst of the credit crisis was behind
us. We bought
call options that skyrocketed 534%.
In April, the uptrend was continuing so we bought more call options.
Of the five Australian Dollar options expiring in 2009, four have produced
triple digit gains!
Now of course I’m leaving out a number of other very successful trades
we’ve made in the British Pound, EuroZone Euro, and even the Swiss Franc. Many of those were triple digit winners as well!
As I look back on the last year trading currency, I’m very thankful for
all the winning trades we’ve had.
You might consider looking at trading currencies in 2010. The New Year
is shaping up to be an exciting one… you won’t be disappointed.
The big IPO last week was
KAR Auction Services (KAR). Goldman Sachs was the lead
underwriter for the used vehicle auction company. The company also has a
salvage auction business, as well as offers financing to independent
used car dealers.
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