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Before Iraq invaded Kuwait in August of 1990, COMMODEX gave "buys" in crude oil, heating oil, and gasoline. By year-end, COMMODEX had net closed out energy profits of $100,409.00 after deducting commissions and losses! On October 9, 1987, COMMODEX signaled "Sell Short" in S & P 500s and other stock index futures. Then... the "Crash of '87" drove open COMMODEX profits from $18,236.05 to $225,325.35 in less than two weeks for a 1,235% increase! During the inflationary years of 1979/80, COMMODEX tracked the most diversified precious metals portfolio including gold, silver, platinum and palladium. A single silver position grew to more than $90,000.00 before being closed out. In 1975, a Brazilian freeze drove coffee from $0.80 a pound to more than $3.23. That move was worth more than $80,000.00 a contract! Another sensational bull move in 1986 yielded over $40,000.00 a contract while sell signals added another $20,000.00-plus! When sugar prices skyrocketed in 1974, COMMODEX traders followed prices from $0.06 to $0.66. That's a rise worth $67,000.00 per contract. In 1980, sugar had another spectacular run past 40 cents... a move worth more than $33,600.00! During 1972/73, weather combined with the famous Russian Wheat Deal to drive grain prices to unprecedented levels. COMMODEX profits in wheat, corn, oats, and the soy complex soared to all-time records. COMMODEX PERFORMANCE |
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