Memorial day through Labor day

Modified Summer Schedule:
Message board Q/A - Monday-Sunday (as my time permits)
Monday evening - IMPA Report (delayed until Tuesday on holidays) 
Wednesday - Daily Evening report
* My summer schedule will vary some each year

Summer schedule ends on Labor day and I will return to my normal schedule.   I will continue to answer questions and post on the message board throughout the summer period!  

Normal Spring, Fall and Winter schedule:
Message board Q/A - Monday-Sunday (as my time permits)
Monday - IMPA Report 
Tuesday - Evening report
Wednesday - Evening report
Thursday - Evening report

All data will upload and update at the normal times of course.  Each summer I plan to hold a workshop as well! 

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NO TRADING SYSTEM CAN GUARANTEE PROFITS
No guarantees can be made for success.  Past performance is not a guarantee of future profits. 
Futures trading is NOT my only means of income.  I also invest in stocks, real estate as well as 
generate income from other businesses. I have both winning trades and losing trades. 
I trade professionally, but not daily.  I wait for what I believe to be ideal trading opportunities. 
Very Respectfully,
Floyd W. Upperman Jr.

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Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.   

T. S. Eliot
American-British Poet