During the second week of May 2010, Jellybean Trader elected to  closeout all positions, believing that future gains would be limited due to anomalies discovered by our proprietary SPM+Game Theory PRO matrix. Accordingly, we  liquidated  the entire JB STOCK FUND and  generated a net  return for the year to date of 562%.

The performance would have been materially less if SPM+Game Theory PRO algorithms were not applied:  Based on the current value  (06.04.10) of the — The Russell 2000 index of smaller stocks  — which fell 33.40, or 5 percent, to 633.97, and used as our primary indicator, the JB STOCK FUND gains would have been only 7.7%,  instead of the spectacular results of 562%. ^^^

Was in luck, or smoke and mirrors — recording bogus trades to dupe the unsophisticated penny trader? No! All trades, times and prices are fully documented, easily verified by spending 15-minutes reviewing the Jellybean Trader pages.

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^^^ As of  June 4,  2010, 4:00 pm EDT …  The JELLYBEAN TRADER FUND (JB STOCK FUND) portfolio for the year to date has  realized gains  of  $56,223.67 and  no unrealized gains or losses, representing total portfolio value of $56,223.67.