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  • Consensus National Futures & Financial Weekly
    In-depth research for trading the futures and stock markets. For over 30 years, consensus has published market letters with buy/sell advice from over 100 international sources.
    URL: http://www.consensus-inc.com/

  • Daily Futures
    Analysis and news published daily.
    URL: http://www.dailyfutures.com/

  • Economist.com
    News and articles from the print edition as well as internet links, related articles and background information.
    URL: http://www.economist.com/

  • Futures Magazine Group
    New, analysis and stratigies for futures and stock traders.
    URL: http://www.futuresmag.com/

  • Stocks and Commodities Magazine
    Technical analysis of stocks & commodities.
    URL: http://www.traders.com/

  • Traders Press, Inc.
    Publisher and distributor of over 500 books, courses, gifts, and software packages for traders and investors.
    URL: http://www.traderspress.com

 
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Disclaimer and Disclosure of Risk Statement
You should understand that trading in the futures and or options markets is not for everyone. There is substantial risk of loss when trading futures and or options. Carefully evaluate whether trading in the futures and or options markets is appropriate, as such trading is speculative in nature. When trading futures, you may sustain losses which exceed your margin deposits. Purchasing options may result in the entire loss of premiums paid for such options. Options sellers should understand that they may be at risk of assuming a long futures position in the case of selling a put or a short futures position in the case of selling a call from the respective strike prices of such options. Past results are not necessarily indicative of future results.