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ACTUAL TRADE EXAMPLE: Monday, January 22, 2007 Another Positive Day, To Reallocate or Not? I'm up about 4.6% from yesterday just over $4,000. With all these big profits everyday it seems like FreedomRocks is a day trading system. It really isn't, it's designed to earn us interest every day and to get us profits as the market moves up and down from the small buy and sells. The profits that we've had lately will happen at times, but when the trends go against us, we'll need to remember that FreedomRocks is a long-term strategy. I noticed that for quite a while my interest was about 25% of my overall profits. Lately that percentage has dropped to around 13%. It's hard to separate out how much of my profits come from the small buys and sells as compared to the "lucky" profits. That would be nice to know but I don't know if it's possible to figure. I have a friend that started an account on November 22, 2006 and has never reallocated. He used the same settings as me and has never changed anything, he just follows the system. His account has gone from $40,000 to just over $100,000. I'm going to look at each account and compare our results. I'll see if I can make any conclusions about reallocating. I was thinking today that by reallocating so often we could be missing out on some of the benefits of "buying low and selling high". I never really thought about it, but I guess each time we reallocate, we're not giving the lots we bought low a chance to go back up. It may not really matter, but by comparing the accounts I might get an idea. By the way, Freedomrocks is having a conference in Orlando, Florida this weekend. My sister and I will be there (she's a FreedomRocks Rep too). I'm looking forward to meeting everyone there. I'm sure I'll learn many new things and will return with more insights about FreedomRocks to share with everyone. Here's my current portfolio: Portfolio 16 (as of January 22, 2007) Date Started: January 19, 2007 Currency pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY Leverage: 200:1 Lot sizes: 100K Decimal points: 2 (One World Forex) Margin: 25% Allocator estimated interest: 72% ($185.72 per day) Beginning Balance: $94,196 Current Balance: $99,448 Current Profit: $5,252 ($345 of that from interest) Current Return: 5.6% in 4 days My Overall FreedomRocks Summary (rounded to the nearest 100) (July 25, 2006 - January 21, 2007): Various Deposits: $40,000 Total Profit: $101,400 Various Withdrawals: $41,900 Current Account: $99,500 (all of my original principal has been removed) Posted by at 7:02 PM 7 comments Sunday, January 21, 2007 Educational IRAs and Thoughts about Compounding Quick note: according to the last conference call, FreedomRocks will be announcing a 3rd recommended broker during Tuesday night's conference call. Important Note: I'm not a tax expert, so seek professional advice for yourself. That said, I want to share something I'm doing using FreedomRocks. Yesterday I explained how you can trade Forex inside an IRA. I recently decided to use some of my profits to open Educational IRAs for my two kids that will each have their own trading accounts. The IRA is actually called the Coverdell Education Savings Account. The funds deposited are not tax deductible but they grow tax free and will not be taxed when the money is used for qualified educational expenses (elementary school, secondary school, and college). I won't go through all the rules for this kind of account, this page has more information and links to the related IRS Publications. One important rule is that you can only contribute $2,000 per child each year. When you look at how that amount can grow using "normal" rates of return, the results aren't very exciting. For example, if you start with $2,000 and add $2,000 every year (using a 10% annual rate of return, compounded monthly), you'd have about $40,000 in 10 years. Not bad, but not exciting. If I use the current estimated annual interest rate I'm getting by using FreedomRocks the results are dramatically different (note: this is just from the interest, not trading profits). Starting with $2,000 and never adding any more money (using a 72% annual rate of return compounded monthly), I'd have over $2,000,0000 in 10 years...now that's exciting. I used this calculator. Of course nothing is typical or guaranteed with FreedomRocks and no one ever fully compounds when numbers get that big (people always take money out of the market to not lose those profits). In order to end up with $2,000,000 I'd have to keep the entire account at risk for the entire 10 years. Could I do that and maintain a 72% per year return for 10 years without having a margin call?....maybe...maybe not. A more realistic strategy would be to compound all of it for a while then only compound a portion to keep it protected. The results will still be amazing and would be plenty to pay for college. By the way, if the child doesn't use the money for education, they pay taxes on that amount plus a 10% penalty. Not a big deal but something to keep in mind. I have some thoughts about that but it's a long way off so it doesn't matter now. The main point I'm trying to illustrate is that money grows to huge amounts when compounded at high rates of return. This goes for any money, not just when using IRAs. Many people don't realize the power of compounding. It's an amazing thing and can be life-changing with high rates of return. By the way, you can still contribute into an IRA for 2006 (until April 2007). I'm planning to use GFT to trade, they have a $2,500 minimum for Equity Trust IRAs. I'm going to post about taxes at some point. I haven't really look into it yet, or pulled any money out of my account specifically to pay them. I know that Forex traders have some options on how to account for things. I'll post more after I figure out what I'm doing. Here's my current portfolio: Portfolio 16 (as of January 21, 2007) Date Started: January 19, 2007 Currency pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY Leverage: 200:1 Lot sizes: 100K Decimal points: 2 (One World Forex) Margin: 25% Allocator estimated interest: 72% ($185.72 per day) Beginning Balance: $94,196 Current Balance: $95,083 Current Profit: $887 ($172 of that from interest) Current Return: 0.9% in 2 days My Overall FreedomRocks Summary (rounded to the nearest 100) (July 25, 2006 - January 21, 2007): Various Deposits: $40,000 Total Profit: $96,900 Various Withdrawals: $41,900 Current Account: $95,000 (all of my original principal has been removed) Posted by at 7:31 PM 1 comments Saturday, January 20, 2007 FreedomRocks Saturday Night Update I'm a day late for my Friday Night Update. I'm up almost 21% from last week. I was at $93,810 then withdrew $10,000 two different times. My account is now at $94,259. So withdrew all of last week's profits. I have now pulled out all of my original principal. That's not to say that I won't end up putting more in later, but it sure is a nice feeling. For those of you that have been following my blog, you know that I also have a trading account with GFT that's inside my IRA. I originally started that account at FXSolutions with $5,000. I later added another $4,000. That account is now up to about $27,000. Most of the time I've been trading that account with 3 pairs (removed USD/JPY) and a higher margin percentage (400:1 at 17% margin...same as 200:1 and 34%). Trading in an IRA is a common question that I get so I thought I'd explain it further. It's very exciting to have the potential for high returns using FreedomRocks instead of keeping your money in stocks or mutual funds. Of course, I don't recommend putting your entire retirement into the Forex market, but I think it a great way to diversify with a portion of your account. For Non-US residents that don't know what an IRA is, it stands for Individual Retirement Account. It's a way for US tax payers to save for retirement in a tax deferred or tax free account. To do non-traditional stuff in an IRA, like Forex Trading, you need to use self-directed IRA company. Do a Google search for "self-directed IRA custodian" and you'll find several. I use Equity Trust Company, they are very good. I've had an account with them for over 4 years. I have done several estate deals inside my IRA. You can also use this kind of IRA for tradition stuff like stocks and mutual funds. Once your IRA is opened (you can also transfer an existing IRA from another company), you then open the Forex trading account in your IRA. Here are the Equity Trust forms you need, in addition to the Forex brokers' application: www.trustetc.com/forms/generaldoi.pdf www.trustetc.com/forms/Comm_Fut_ForCur.pdf The owner of your trading account is this: "Equity Trust Company FBO Your Name IRA" FBO means For Benefit Of. You tell Equity Trust what to do. For example, if you want to withdraw funds from your Forex account, you fax or mail a form to Equity Trust with the broker's withdrawal form. You tell Equity Trust to sign the form and fax it to the broker. They do that and the funds get wire back to your IRA. You have complete control but you direct Equity Trust to act on your behalf. The actual trading is done directly by you on your computer. Equity Trust is only involved when you do account activities (open, close, add or withdraw funds). There's some extra paperwork involved but it's not really that complicated and the taxes saving can be huge, so it's worth it. If you can, open up a Roth IRA. You deposit money that you already paid taxes on, but you won't have to pay taxes on any of it when you withdraw (as long as you wait until you're 59 1/2). Here's more info on Roth IRAs I just sent in paperwork to open up Educational IRAs for my kids. I'll post more about that tomorrow. Have a great weekend. Here's my current portfolio: Portfolio 16 (as of January 19, 2007) Date Started: January 19, 2007 Currency pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY Leverage: 200:1 Lot sizes: 100K Decimal points: 2 (One World Forex) Margin: 25% Allocator estimated interest: 72% ($185.72 per day) Beginning Balance: $94,196 Current Balance: $94,259 Current Profit: $63 ($0 of that from interest) Current Return: 0% in 1 days My Overall FreedomRocks Summary (rounded to the nearest 100) (July 25, 2006 - January 19, 2007): Various Deposits: $40,000 Total Profit: $96,200 Various Withdrawals: $41,900 Current Account: $94,300 (all of my original principal has been removed) Posted by at 6:14 PM 5 comments Friday, January 19, 2007 One World Forex is Back, Another Withdrawal My One World Forex account is back to normal today. That wasn't fun seeing a negative balance. I had another big gain Wednesday night and Thursday morning so I decided to withdraw another $10,000. It was wired into my bank account within a few hours, very nice. So as a result, I needed to reallocate again. Remember that you have to reallocate when taking money out of your account or the Portfolio Manager will be messed up. By the way, I don't want to confuse anyone with how I said that I reallocate. You should just stick with the FreedomRocks instructions. I probably confused people more than anything, just remember it's best to do exactly as FreedomRocks says. It works, so don't mess with it. The final results of Portfolio 15 are detailed below. I started a new portfolio with the same set up, the only difference is my balance. Even though it's in the description of my blog, I just want to remind everyone my results are individual and do not imply any typical or guaranteed results from using FreedomRocks. I also keep mentioning this, but a big portion of my profits are "lucky" profits that are coming from some trends in the market that are helping me, but aren't the profits that FreedomRocks is designed to capture. These trends could go the other way at anytime. I'm being aggressive and trying to take advantage of these profits, but the market could swing against me at anytime. Here's my current portfolio set up: Portfolio 16 (as of January 19, 2007) Date Started: January 19, 2007 Currency pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY Leverage: 200:1 Lot sizes: 100K Decimal points: 2 (One World Forex) Margin: 25% Allocator estimated interest: 72% ($185.72 per day) Beginning Balance: $94,196 Current Balance: $94,196 Current Profit: $0 ($0 of that from interest) Current Return: 0% in 0 days Here's the final results for Portfolio 15: Portfolio 15 (final) Dates: January 16, 2006 - January 18, 2007 Currency pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY Leverage: 200:1 Lot sizes: 100K Decimal points: 2 (One World Forex) Margin: 25% Allocator estimated interest: 81% ($160.29 per day) Beginning Balance: $87,131 Ending Balance: $104,196 Total Profit: $17,065 ($686 of that from interest) Total Return: 19.6% in 2 days Reason for Reallocating: Removed $10,000 from account. My Overall FreedomRocks Summary (rounded to the nearest 100) (July 25, 2006 - January 19, 2007): Various Deposits: $40,000 Total Profit: $96,100 Various Withdrawals: $41,900 Current Account: $94,200 (all of my original principal has been removed) Posted by at 11:11 AM 13 comments Thursday, January 18, 2007 One World Forex Problem For anyone that's using One World Forex and trading USD/JPY, don't panic. They had a data feed problem at about 5:00pm eastern. The price was around 121.19 and the daily high shows as 239.28 and the low as 0.66. Obivously that's not correct. If you were in USD/JPY, your balance shows as negative. I called them and they are working on correcting people's accounts. I was getting ready to post an update. I'm up about $9,000 from yesterday. I'll post more detail when my account is fixed. Not a fun problem to see in my account, at this point, for people opening new accounts, I would recommend GFT. Posted by at 5:26 PM 5 comments Wednesday, January 17, 2007 Another Great Day Today was another positive day, I'm up 7% from yesterday. Both the GBP/USD and USD/JPY have been going up, giving me some more big profits. My aggressiveness has been paying off. I keep thinking about pulling back and being more conservative, but I've decided to keep pushing it for now. Risk and reward go hand-in-hand. In other words, to see really high returns like I've seen, you have to be willing to risk your capital. Remember, if you're not as risk-tolerant as me, you can set up your account to be more conservative and still have the potential for a very nice return. FreedomRocks is designed for long-term profits. By the way, I realized that I made a mistake in my last post about how I set up Portfolio 15. I decided at the last second to go with 200:1 and 25% margin (instead of 22%) and I forgot to change a few things in yesterday's post. It's correct now. Here's my current portfolio set up: Portfolio 15 (as of January 17, 2007) Date Started: January 16, 2007 Currency pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY Leverage: 200:1 Lot sizes: 100K Decimal points: 2 (One World Forex) Margin: 25% Allocator estimated interest: 72% ($171.24 per day) Beginning Balance: $87,131 Current Balance: $93,249 Current Profit: $6,118 ($0 of that from interest) Current Return: 7.0% in 1 day My Overall FreedomRocks Summary (rounded to the nearest 100) (July 25, 2006 - January 17, 2007): Various Deposits: $40,000 Total Profit: $85,100 Various Withdrawals: $31,900 Current Account: $93,200 ($8,100 of that is original principal) Posted by at 1:54 PM 4 comments Tuesday, January 16, 2007 Closed out Portfolio 14 My $10,000 withdrawal was process today. The final results of Portfolio 14 are detailed below. I started a new Portfolio with all 4 pairs at 200:1 and 25% margin. I was about to go with a lower margin, but I changed my mind at the last second. I'm going to stick with my previous set up. I also thought about removing USD/JPY but things have been working very well so I'm going to stick with it for now. I feel like I'm really pushing the aggressiveness with such a high balance, but of my $87,100 account, only about $8,100 of that is my original principal. So looking at it that way, I don't have much to lose....and I have a high tolerance for risk. To take profits out of your account, you need to reallocate and start a new portfolio. If you take money out without telling the FreedomRocks Portfolio Manager, it could mess things up. I reallocate a bit differently than FreedomRocks explains. To reallocate you're supposed to close out all of your positions then go back to the Portfolio Allocator and start the process again. I don't close everything out, I just go to the Portfolio Allocator with my new parameters and see how many lots I needs to buy or sell of each currency pair and adjust my holdings as needed. I then start a new Portfolio in the Manager. It saves me from having to pay the spread again on all my lots. It doesn't matter as much with a smaller portfolio, but with my account, If I paid the spread on all my lots, it would probably cost me around $1,200. Here's what I do: 1. I faxed in my withdrawal form to One World Friday afternoon. 2. I waited until the money came out of my account (Monday was a holiday). 3. My Equity today was at $97,131 before the money came out, leaving me with $87,131 (the numbers were moving because the market is open). 4. I went to the Portfolio Allocator with my parameters: Amount of $87,131 with 200:1 leverage at 22% margin, all 4 currency pairs. 5. I compared how many lots I should have, with how many I currently own. 6. I bought more lots as needed to get to the number lots the Allocator said to buy. 7. I went to the Portfolio Manager and started a new portfolio. I canceled my old pending orders and made new ones according to the Portfolio Manager. So as a result, I only paid the spread on the additional lots I purchased, not on all of my lots. If you're not currently using FreedomRocks yet, that might not make much sense. It'll make more sense when you get started. Let me know if anyone has any questions. Here's my current portfolio set up: Portfolio 15 (as of January 16, 2007) Date Started: January 16, 2007 Currency pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY Leverage: 200:1 Lot sizes: 100K Decimal points: 2 (One World Forex) Margin: 25% Allocator estimated interest: 72% ($171.24 per day) Beginning Balance: $87,131 Current Balance: $87,131 Current Profit: $0 ($0 of that from interest) Current Return: 0% in 0 days Here's the final results for Portfolio 14: Portfolio 14 (final) Dates: December 26, 2006 - January 16, 2007 Currency pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY Leverage: 200:1 Lot sizes: 100K Decimal points: 2 (One World Forex) Margin: 25% Allocator estimated interest: 81% ($160.29 per day) Beginning Balance: $72,585 Ending Balance: $97,131 Total Profit: $25,546 ($3,485 of that from interest) Total Return: 35.2% in 22 days Reason for Reallocating: Removed $10,000 from account. My Overall FreedomRocks Summary (rounded to the nearest 100) (July 25, 2006 - January 16, 2007): Various Deposits: $40,000 Total Profit: $79,900 Various Withdrawals: $31,900 Current Account: $87,100 ($8,100 of that is original principal)