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Matthew Bradbard

Matthew Bradbard is from New England and studied Finance at Northeastern University & the University of Sydney. He has been a member of the NFA since 2000.

Matthew Bradbard founded and remains President of MB Wealth Corporation. Subsequent to establishing MB Wealth, he worked at various brokerages over his tenure in commodities. Matthew Bradbard has helped identify and develop several trading strategies in numerous commodities markets for his clientele. He has always been a hands-on broker with proficiency in fundamental as well as technical analysis. Over the years he has cultivated relationships with floor traders, farmers, grain marketers, and end users.

His trading decisions are based largely on technical analysis with an emphasis on position trading, identifying trending commodities, and capitalizing on volatile movements both on the long and short side. Fundamentals are also a major consideration; with the wild weather patterns and insatiable demand from emerging markets like India and China for raw materials. He expects the secular bull market in commodities to continue for years to come.

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To contact MB Wealth Corporation, email contact@mbwealth.com or call (888) 920-9997 or (954) 929-9997.

Risk Disclosure: The risk of loss in trading commodity futures and options can be substantial. Before trading MB Wealth recommends that you should carefully consider your financial position to determine if commodity trading is appropriate for you. All funds committed should be purely risk capital. Past performance is no guarantee of future trading results. There are no guarantees of market outcome stated, everything stated above are our opinions. Calculations of profit and loss have not factored in commissions and fees.

Matthew Bradbard's Latest Articles

Weekly Outlook: Soft Commodities, Metals
on Nov 17, 2008 about DBA, DBB, DBP
Hi Ho Silver
on Nov 07, 2008 about SLV
Weekly Outlook: Energy Prices on Cusp of Rebound?
on Nov 03, 2008 about DIA, IVV, IEF
Weekly Market Outlook: October 27-31
on Oct 28, 2008 about OIH, DIA, OIL
Weekly Market Outlook: Currencies, Energies
on Oct 21, 2008 about OIH, OIL, FXE
Weekly Market Outlook: Sept 22-26
on Sep 23, 2008 about FXA, FXB, FXC
Weekly Commodities Outlook: Sept. 15 - 19
on Sep 15, 2008 about GSG, DBC, RJA
Is the Bloodbath in Commodities Coming to an End?
on Sep 14, 2008 about GSG, DBC, RJA
5 Market Trends To Watch This Week
on Sep 09, 2008 about GAZ, DBC, FXE
Weekly Market Outlook: Sept. 8 - 12
on Sep 08, 2008 about DBV, BND, DIA
Weekly Market Outlook: Sept. 2 - 5
on Sep 02, 2008 about IAU, DBP, GLD
3 Trades in 3 Sectors: Energies, Softs and Metals
on Aug 31, 2008 about UNG, SLV, RJA
Weekly Market Outlook: August 25 - August 29
on Aug 26, 2008 about DBV, XLF
Weekly Market Outlook: August 11th – August 15th
on Aug 12, 2008 about FXB, DBC, FXE
Weekly Commodities Outlook: August 4th – August 8th
on Aug 05, 2008 about GSG, DBC, OIL
Portfolio is a Dog? Diversify Into Cows and Pigs
on Aug 01, 2008 about COW, MOO, LSO
Weekly Market Outlook: July 28th – August 1st
on Jul 29, 2008 about FXA, FXB, DBC
Weekly Commodities Outlook: July 21 - July 25
on Jul 22, 2008 about GSG, DBC
Weekly Commodities Outlook: July 14 - July 18
on Jul 15, 2008 about GSG, DBC, RJA
Weekly Market Outlook: July 7th - July 11th
on Jul 08, 2008 about GSG, DBC, RJA
The 3 Wisemen: Silver, Sugar and Soybeans
on Jul 02, 2008 about DBC, DBP, DBS
Weekly Market Outlook: June 30th - July 4th
on Jul 01, 2008 about AGG, DBC, DBO
Weekly Market Commentary: June 23th - June 27th
on Jun 24, 2008 about AGG, DBC, DBO
Weekly Market Commentary: June 16th - June 20th
on Jun 18, 2008 about AGG, DBC, DBO
It's About Good or Bad Timing - Not Good or Bad Market
on Jun 10, 2008 about GSG, DBC
Weekly Market Commentary: June 9th - June 13th
on Jun 10, 2008 about AGG, DBC, DBO
Weekly Market Commentary: June 2nd - June 6th
on Jun 03, 2008 about AGG, DBC, DBO
Weekly Market Commentary: May 26th - May 30th
on May 28, 2008 about AGG, DBC, DBO
Weekly Market Commentary: May 19th - May 23rd
on May 21, 2008 about AGG, DBC, DBO

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