Dear John,

I hope you remember me. We once met at a luncheon in Paris a number of summers ago.

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Thank you for the suggestion you made during the January 31 webinar about the launch of the Mad Hedge Technology Letter. After the first issue, I bought Micron Technology (MU).

I bought two July $39 Calls for $7.80 and two January 2019 $37 Calls for $11.40. On February 26, I sold one of the July calls for $11.00 (+40.7%) and today the second for $15.70 (+100.0%) for a total profit of $1,105.51.

I still have an unrealized profit of $1,718 on the January 2019 calls.  So, if I sell those now, I will have earned $2000 with this trade.

We once met at a very scarcely attended luncheon in Paris a number of summers ago.

Kind regards,

Dirk
Belgium

John Thomas reply: Good work Dirk! Let’s meet in Paris again for lunch this July.

Thank you for the analysis of Nvidia (NVDA). I wouldn't have looked at them without your analysis.

I got in NVDA at $69 Nov 2 after it dipped 3-5% from the recent top, it exploded up on the 11th Nov, +29% to $88, and eventually made it to $290!

More trade alerts to the people :)

Best Regards

Per
The Netherlands

Geneva, Switzerland 1968

I am Ari, the son of Ed, who had a subscription to your service for the past several years.

Unfortunately, my dad passed last week, and we had a beautiful memorial service for him. I spoke of his interest in the stock market and how he also introduced me to the financial markets and the world of stocks and investing.

As we are getting the estate and other affairs in order, we have not logged into your service for the past several months. I was wondering if you might be able to transfer the remaining subscription time and possibly add any more time, as he did not use the service to utilize the information.

I always enjoy your presentations and remember watching a debate between you and Harry Dent several years ago, sitting next to my dad and watching on the computer. Harry of course seems to be a perma-bear and was arguing against the roaring 20's thesis...

At any rate, I wanted to reach out and let you know that of all the newsletters, I think my dad enjoyed yours the most. Thanks, and I look forward to being in touch and carrying on the subscription. 

Best regards,
Ari

 

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