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Does Aberration fit into your portfolio?

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First and foremost, each investor must determine if futures trading is appropriate for them in light of their financial condition.� Futures trading involves a substantial amount of risk.� For those investors who are suited for futures trading, the Aberration system may offer many advantages. One key is that trading a system such as Aberration offers an investment tool which may be non-correlated to other� traditional investments.� While not a guarantee, it is likely that your stock portfolio is highly correlated, whereas individual stocks tend to rise and fall together.� As Aberration trades both from the long and short side, it strives to be non-correlated to the movements of the stock market.

Flexibility is also an important consideration.� The Aberration trading system offers a host of ways to be implemented in a portfolio for the savvy investor.� Depending on your personal investing goals, various strategies can be implemented.� From minimums as low as $15,000� to $1,000,000, employing more advanced money management and risk strategies, a Trade Center, Inc. licensed futures broker can help you understand the risk and rewards of the various portfolios.

Aberration can also be used in concert with other trading systems.� For those employing stock index trading systems such as Keith Fitschen�s I-Master Index Futures Trading System, Aberration may be a good compliment to the shorter term strategies used by I-Master.� The key to any investment portfolio is diversification, and the blend of the shorter term, index trading system such as I-Master with a longer term, trend following system may be the solution you are looking for.

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What is Aberration?

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