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Swing Trading webinar with ICE Exchange |
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Swing Trading - Aggressive price prediction requires unconventional risk management CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS WEBINAR ARCHIVE FOR FREE! The premise behind swing trading is to attempt to exploit the idea that markets spend most of the time range bound, and less of the time re-pricing the range. Specifically, it is the act of aggressively buying or selling a futures contract into areas of predicted support and resistance and is in stark contrast to break-out trading and would likely make the skin of trend-traders crawl. Nonetheless, Paul Tudor Jones once said: "I believe the very best money is made at the market turns. Everyone says you get killed trying to pick tops and bottoms and you make all your money by playing the trend in the middle. Well for twelve years I have been missing the meat in the middle but I have made a lot of money at tops and bottoms." Although this statement was likely intended to denote long-term highs and lows, perhaps the same theory can be applied to any time frame. Key points: - What is swing trading?
- The U.S. Dollar Index and Russell futures, prime candidates for swing traders?
- Placing stop orders to "limit" loss, or create it?
- Alternative risk management techniques
- Low risk swing trading, is it possible?
- Managing the news
- Using technical analysis in swing trading
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS WEBINAR ARCHIVE FOR FREE! Click here to open a trading account with DeCarley to trade with Carley or via one of our state of the art trading platforms. DeCarley Trading www.DeCarleyTrading.com info@decarleytrading.com 1-866-790-TRADE(8723) **THERE IS SUBSTANTIAL RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING FUTURES AND OPTIONS! |
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Decoding the Commitments of Traders Report (COT) |
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Decoding the Commitments of Traders Report (COT) to Identify Overcrowded Trades If a stock trader wants to know what corporate insiders are doing with their shares, they look to SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) filings for help. Corporate officers, directors, and beneficiary owners are required to report trades they have executed in shares of their company within two business days. Similarly, a commodity trader looks to the Commitments of Trader (COT) report for insight into who is buying and selling futures and options. The COT report released by the CFTC is the optimal gauge of market sentiment because it doesn't just portray the opinions of the general public; it provides insight into traders that are actually putting their money where their mouths are! Join us to discover how this information might be helpful to market speculation. Topics covered: - What is the COT?
- When is the Commitments of Traders data collected and released?
- Long vs. Short Format
- Standard COT, or Futures and Options?
- Understanding the relative nature of COT
- Commitments of Traders categories: Commercials, Reportables, Non-Reportables
- Identifying overcrowded trades
- Applying COT analysis to tradign futures and options
**There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures and options!! DeCarley Trading www.DeCarleyTrading.com info@decarleytrading.com http://www.facebook.com/decarleytradingcommoditybrokerhttp://twitter.com/#!/carleygarner |
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Trader Education Video on E-Micro Currencies |
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Scale Trading with E-Micro Currency FuturesDeCarley Trading recently conducted an online educational event for Trader Kingdom and we'd like to share the experience with our followers. The class focused on an alternative view of currency trading, specifically: Click here for information on Carley's book, "A Trader's First Book on Commodities". Click here to open a trading account to trade online with the help of DeCarley newsletters, or work directly with Carley Garner DeCarley Trading 1-866-790-TRADE(8723) **There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures and options!!
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Getting Started in Currency Trading Part II |
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This is part 2 of a two part series focused on educating traders on the advantages and disadvantages of trading currencies in the Futures, FOREX and ETF markets 
The FOREX markets are complex and navigating them can be difficult. Join us for part two of "Getting Started in Currency Trading" to explore the concept of currency pairs trading and tackle the obstacle of quoting and calculating in foreign exchange. Here are a few highlights:Understanding FOREX PairsQuoting and calculating in FXPrice pips vs. ticksCurrency rolloversForeign exchange futuresCurrency ETFsChoosing the right venue for currency speculation
Click here to open a trading account with DeCarley to begin working with Carley Garner, or trading on one of our state-of-the-art trading platforms.
DeCarley Trading
1-866-790-TRADE(8723)
www.DeCarleyTrading.com
www.ATradersFirstBookonCommodities.com**There is substantial risk in trading futures and options!!!
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Nuts and Bolts of Commodity Trading with DeCarley Trading and Traders Coach |
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What: The Nuts and Bolts of Commodity Trading with DeCarley Trading and Traders Coach!When: May 5th 6:30 pm CentralWhere: OnlineDeCarley Trading and TradersCoach.com have teamed up to bring you a free online educational event focused on revisiting the basics of futures trading. Some of the topics discussed will be: The mechanics of a futures contract (contract delivery, first notice day, standardized contracts)Differences between futures contracts and shares of stockFutures market leverageFutures margin requirementsOpen outcry vs. electronic executionCalculating profit and loss in commoditiesAvoiding the common pitfalls (undercapitalized trading, focus on saving money not making money, over-active trading)Futures market analysis tips (seasonal, fundamental, technical)Reading the Commitment of Traders report issued by the CFTC
Click here to open a trading account with DeCarley to begin working with Carley Garner, or trading on one of our state-of-the-art trading platforms.DeCarley Trading1-866-790-TRADE(8723)www.DeCarleyTrading.comwww.ATradersFirstBookonCommodities.com |
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DeCarley Webinar, Getting Started in Currency Trading |
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What: Getting Started in Currency Trading Part IThe currency markets are extremely complex and adding to the confusion are entry-level speculators is the choices in trading arenas. The most renowned venue to trade currencies is FOREX, or simply FX, but the oldest are currency futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME Group). The new kid on the block, and perhaps the least efficient method of placing wagers on currency fluctuations is the Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). Each of these trading arenas has advantages and disadvantages; the purpose of this class is to provide readers with an objective and informative point of view to enable educated decision-making. After all, speculation isn't a "one size fits all" game. What is comfortable and familiar for one trader, might be the opposite for another. As a trader it is up to you to determine which avenue of speculation fits your needs and your personality. Hopefully, attendees are able to walk away with the ability to do just that. Here are a few highlights: - Crash Course in FX (Roll Overs, ECNs, Dealing Desks)
- FX roll overs
- ECN vs. non-ECN
- Margin/Leverage calculations
- The truth about FX commissions
- Currency Options
- Currency Futures vs. FX vs. Currency ETFs
Click here to open a trading account with DeCarley to begin working with Carley Garner, or trading on one of our state-of-the-art trading platforms. DeCarley Trading1-866-790-TRADE(8723)www.DeCarleyTrading.comwww.ATradersFirstBookonCommodities.com**There is substantial risk in trading futures and options!!! |
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