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Barry E
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Barry E
February 15, 2011 9:15 am

I have been a subscriber to The Hard Trade for a couple of years. I use it to get new ideas using ETF’s and individual stocks. It has given me some great investments, and has also led me to ask my adviser better questions and get him to be more active. Some of the information is more academic than I’m used to, but I have come to enjoy that aspect of it, even if I don’t implement all the ideas.

One criticism I have is that it doesn’t provide a model portfolio, but rather each article lists the relevant ETF’s or stocks. Since I still pick and choose and wouldn’t follow a model portfolio anyway, it’s OK, but I wish I could track the performance including all the ideas.

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Yaron Sadan
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February 15, 2011 9:21 am

The Hard Trade (www.thehardtrade.com) is a daily newsletter for investors, traders, financial advisors, and interested by-standers.

We started The Hard Trade in 2007 with the idea that “the hard trade” is often the most profitable. The hard trade requires an investor or trader to be contrarian, to aggregate information, and to make – often uncomfortable – decisions. This newsletter and the discussions it stimulates will hopefully lead you to be a better investor and trader, and will provide you with actionable ideas, timelines, enhanced context, predictions, and historical interpretation (or re-interpretation, when necessary).

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