Hope + would

Hello... Can somebody help me this?

"I hope you'd be successful." (would be...)
Is this correct? Because I know the subjunctive hope can also work with the modal verb would, meaing that the speaker is expressing the suppostional and unreal nature of that hope. Please help me. I am a little confused with the subjunctive use of hope. I've read a lot of materials and each of them says a different thing about the usage of hope in the "subjunctive" sense. Thanks!  

Yeah, thanks! But some writers say that the "will" after hope is completely anomalous in grammar.  Don't we say instead, " I hope you be successful."? And in which context can I possibly have the combination hope + would? Is this combination possible sometimes? Thanks again... 

Hi - and welcome to English Forums.

I hope you succeed. (I don't see anything wrong with "I hope you will succeed," but "I hope you succeed" is fine.)

I hope you will be successful.

I HAD hoped that you would have successed.

I hope you be successful sounds mighty odd to me.

I hoped you would succeed. (hoped + would).

I hoped you would be successful. (hoped + would).