CASHFLOW ADVISOR 2005 PERFORMANCE

Year 2005 gave all CashFlow Avenue subscribers a dream start. A start so strong that it would make any investor drool. By September, we had made more than 100% returns on our capital. But like they say, all good things must come to an end. We ended the year on a weak note with 3 small losing months. Nonetheless, another wonderful year of trading with more than 130% return on investment.

At the end of every month, we provide a brief summary to our activity in the month. Actual trade recommendations are available in the members' area. Please view a Sample Options Trade that we would typically write every month.

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July 2005 - a pretty good month which generated 12.05% return for the entire portfolio. We had our fair share of scare with the bombing of London followed by an incredible recovery of the market. Fortunately, everything turned out as we had expected and we made money on all 3 trade suggestions. Good work everyone!

August 2005 - 3 trades with an average profit of 13.64% return for our portfolio. This month was pretty flat - quiet and quite stress free. We just waited and waited for the month to end because it was a long option month - 5 weeks. Good work everyone! Now for Sept 2005....

September 2005 - Not a bad month with 4 out of 5 trades closing with average profit of 9.30%. We had a loss in a trade with little impact on our portfolio because we had only allocated 10% for this trade. Impact on portfolio is -0.9%. Our other trades were not threatened at any point during the month. A good month with minimal stress. We will be looking to extend our winning run to 11 months for the Oct 2005 options cycle. Let's keep the momentum going.

October 2005 - What an emotional roller-coaster! We are glad the month is over. Considering that Dow took a 400 point nose dive, we came out quite alright. We had 4 trades this month with 1 trade in equity options turning out to be a big loser. Our winning streak is now broken and we will look to building up another strong run. The last time we took a loss, we came up with a 11 consecutive winning months. Let's see what we can pull together this time.

November 2005 - Our cautious approach to November was well-justified. It turned out to be indeed a very dangerous month for credit writers. We closed the November Options Cycle with something new - 2 consecutive losing months. This has never happened before and we will look to turn thing around in December. But as always, we continue to keep losses small by managing our exits well. It should only take a normal month of profit to cover the losses in the October and November.

December 2005 - After a strong start to year 2005, we ended the year weak with almost no activity in December. We only went into a bull put spread position but ended with a loss. Instead of entering into a position that is too close to money, we decided to give December a skip by entering into a core trade for January 2006 early. Looking back on the year, we had a wonderful run of consecutive profitable months but ended the year with 3 small losing months - which effectively took all our Sept 2005 profits. We had $54k in Jan 2005 and closed the year with $126k in Dec 2005. That is still over 141% growth in our portfolio for the year. Not too bad for one year.

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Every options trade recommendation that we make, we will be trading it using our own money - we are traders too. If we are not confident of a trade, we will not be making any suggestions.

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