TRADING TIPS

How Much Money Can You Make Trading Bonds?

Hubert Senters here. Another commonly asked question that I get is what bond markets do I trade? I traded about a dozen different bond markets. These are the ones I’d trade the most. I’ll walk you through them so I trade. Let me get my ink here. My ink was not on give me just a second. Sorry about that. I’ll trade the 30 year. This is the 30 year bond. I’ll also trade the 10 year. This is the 5 year. This is the two year and then this is the bund. Now, there’s other things you can trade. You can trade TLT, TBT but I’ve got three main Gotos that no matter what I’m almost always trading though so I’ll trade the 30 is my first option. The 10 is my second option and the bund is my third option. I don’t trade the 2 and the 5 that much. Not that they’re not great trading instruments. I just get more bang for my book. These are bigger ticks so I can make or lose money quicker on these things than I can in these and the 2 and the 5 have phenomenal trends. So and then another common question is how much money can you make trading bonds? I don’t know everybody that’s going to be on the webinar individually. I’ll give you this asterisk quotation. I cannot guarantee anything in life and I damn sure can’t guarantee anything in trading. But it’s in my opinion, it’s a great way to make an extra $8,000 to $12,000 per month trading in a single one lot. With the caveat number one, the bonds have to be moving trending well and you have to be on the right side of that. That’s the only two conditions I would put on the asterisk disclaimer. Past performance is not indicative of future returns. I’m not a financial advisor I’m just telling you this is my opinion. Okay. Good luck. Hope it helps. And I’ll see you n the webinar. Hubert.

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