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	Symbol	Contract	Month	Time	Last	Change	Open	High	Low
	ZC Z9 [10]	CORN	Dec ’09	14:40:04 EST	391'0 y	0.00
	ZC H0 [10]	CORN	Mar ’10	14:40:04 EST	407'0 y	0.00
	ZC K0 [10]	CORN	May ’10	14:40:04 EST	417'0 y	0.00
	ZC N0 [10]	CORN	Jul ’10	14:40:04 EST	425'4 y	0.00
	ZC U0 [10]	CORN	Sep ’10	14:40:04 EST	430'2 y	0.00
	ZC Z0 [10]	CORN	Dec ’10	14:40:04 EST	435'4 y	0.00
	ZC H1 [10]	CORN	Mar ’11	14:40:04 EST	444'4 y	0.00
	ZC K1 [10]	CORN	May ’11	14:40:04 EST	449'4 y	0.00
	ZC N1 [10]	CORN	Jul ’11	14:40:04 EST	455'0 y	0.00
	ZC U1 [10]	CORN	Sep ’11	14:40:04 EST	450'4 y	0.00
	ZC Z1 [10]	CORN	Dec ’11	14:40:04 EST	446'0 y	0.00
	ZC N2 [10]	CORN	Jul ’12	14:40:04 EST	464'0 y	0.00
	ZC Z2 [10]	CORN	Dec ’12	14:40:04 EST	457'0 y	0.00

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

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