May 31

Slow week.  Busy and not able to pay attention to trading as much.  If nothing pops up tomorrow I expect I’ll jump into something next week.  

FYI, in case anyone was wondering: even though the portfolio is considerable bigger, I do not plan on increasing my “max per trade” policy of $2,500 at the moment.  Once I have made a full $1,000 (i.e. once the portfolio hits $6,000) I’ll consider either increasing the max-per-trade for the 2 trade cycle or moving to a 3 trade cycle with a max of $2,000 per trade.  

The latter would give me greater flexibility and be able to jump into more trades and not have to skip as many as I’ve had to in order to avoid trading with unsettled funds.  

We’ll see what happens.  

May 24

Out CEDC 4.03 for 5.5%ish gain.  Profit is profit, won’t hear me complaining about 5%... in fact thats part of Jason Bond's core strategy, "5-10% rinse and repeat" as he always says".  He explains this in the 3rd paragraph here in his quick start guide.

May 23

In CEDC 3.82.  A European stock.  Interested to see where this goes... looking for a cliche European joke I can use here... nope... nothing...

May 22

Out JVA for a whopping 15% overnight!  

I exited at 7.67 for my biggest win yet.  I think it’s safe to say Jason Bond is 

officially awesome.  And so is Java.  Might have to go over there for a cup of Joe to show my appreciation…  

May 21

In JVA at 6.68; most expensive stock I’ve bought so far (JAVA 

coffee…pretty big company I guess); only able to afford 370 shares with my 

predetermined $2,500 per trade policy.  

Hoping this will be the morale booster I need after last week’s

loss.  

May 17

Punched out of WTSLA at 2.97 for a 5% loss.  

Sad but will try to remain optimistic in light of the previous two

successful trades.  Portfolio is 

still up overall…not the end of the world.

May 14

In WTSLA at 3.12.  Let's see if we can continue our winning streak!  Speaking of winning streaks, here's a pretty amazing article on Jason Bond Picks about a crazy streak he had a few months ago.  One of the reasons I jumped off the fence and subscribed... (click here for article).