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Selected articles from Jake Bernstein's Weekly Newsletters / 2009-2010, reflecting Jake's most advanced research, insight, and market perspectives, especially compelling insights to help you navigate today's changing investment environment and market volatility. Learn More

Contemporary Methods and Procedures This magnum opus on cycles trading features: An in-depth analytical look at price cycles and repetitive patterns in today’s futures market. New and promising tools for determining when prices have established cyclic lows and highs. A status report on the dominant repetitive patterns in futures and cash market data. Learn More

Selected articles from 2005 - 2008 The Best Of Bernstein Volume Selected Articles From Jake Bernstein’s Weekly Commodity Trading Letter A Comprehensive Guide To Trends, Cycles and Seasonals in Futures Learn More

A Chart Study of Daily Seasonal Tendencies in Futures Prices ...a major reference work for serious traders who seek to harness the immense value and reliability of seasonals. Learn More

Long wave economic cycles - The New Prosperity focuses on how to actually implement a practical and realistic investment program for the collapse-and-renewal forecast for the near future. Learn More

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A Chart Study of Weekly Seasonal Tendencies in Futures Prices Learn More

This book reveals why metals are such an attractive investment vehicle among investors and speculators today, and shows you how you can profitably add metals to your investment portfolio, too. Jake Bernstein, one of today’s leading authorities on investing in metals, introduces you to today’s premier metals. This book outlines the history, application, location, and availability of gold, silver, platinum, and palladium … the important base metals (copper and tin) … |and a wide range of strategic metals, from antimony to zirconium Learn More

Up to 120 years of history on one chart--in continuous publication since the early 1970s. Learn More