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	Symbol	Contract	Month	Time	Last	Change	Open	High	Low
	SP Z9 [10]	S&P 500	Dec ’09	16:21:53 EST	1,090.10 y	0.00
	SP H0 [10]	S&P 500	Mar ’10	16:21:53 EST	1,085.10 y	0.00
	SP M0 [10]	S&P 500	Jun ’10	16:21:53 EST	1,080.20 y	0.00
	SP U0 [10]	S&P 500	Sep ’10	16:21:53 EST	1,076.20 y	0.00
	SP Z0 [10]	S&P 500	Dec ’10	16:21:53 EST	1,072.70 y	0.00
	SP H1 [10]	S&P 500	Mar ’11	16:21:53 EST	1,069.70 y	0.00
	SP M1 [10]	S&P 500	Jun ’11	16:21:53 EST	1,069.70 y	0.00
	SP U1 [10]	S&P 500	Sep ’11	16:21:53 EST	1,069.70 y	0.00

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Featured Article

The Journey to Futures Trading Success: An Accurate View
By: Gary Avignon  (11/13/2009)

Nothing could be easier, right? Look at a picture on a screen. Make a decision about what is going to happen. Click the mouse thing. Make a lot of money. Simple. And yet, we all know, if it is too good to be true, it probably is. We also know -- if anything is that easy, everyone would be doing it. Yet, many indulge the task of learning to trade futures from a naive perspective ... and many struggle mightily to be successful. Timeless wisdom teaches us that ill-conceived shortcuts are inevitably more expensive and more time consuming. Timeless wisdom also teaches us that we must do our due-diligence carefully evaluating the nature of any journey we embark upon so resources may be budgeted appropriately. Read the full article.