Today’s Best S&P Futures Turning Points: Buy 5185.25 stop 5181.75. Short 5249.50 stop 5253.50.
Tuesday’s results: Neither trade triggered.
The World Index: (+100/-100) drops from +29 to -7 with Asia Bearish and the western world mildly Bullish.
Catalysts: Crude Inventories @ 10:30. Fed Speakers: Jefferson @ 11:00, Collins @ 11:45, Cook @ 13:30. 10-Year Note Auction @ 13:00.
Quick Tip: Fractals
One common rule in many trading strategies is to honor the trend from a higher time frame. If you’re day-trading a 5-minute chart, consider the 30-minute trend. If you’re swing trading a 60-minute chart, consider the daily trend.
There is more to be gained from this multiple time frame analysis.
Markets are fractal, meaning the price patterns on the chart repeat themselves in different time intervals. With this knowledge, here’s some ideas for gaining edge:
1. Entries...
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Today’s Best S&P Futures Turning Points: Buy 5082.75 stop 5078.25. Short 5176.00 stop 5181.75.
Friday’s results: Neither trade setup triggered.
The World Index: (+100/-100) eases from +64 to +50 with all major world markets Bullish.
Catalysts: Nothing on the economic calendar. Waiting on FOMC.
Quick Tip: Which Contracts?
One of the many benefits of day trading Futures is there are many markets to trade. Stock indexes, currencies, interest rates, metals, energies, etc. Each of these markets will have its own structure at any given time: Trending or not, volatile, or not.
The question becomes which contract(s) you should trade and when. Here’s a quick look at filtering for candidates:
1. Volume. Without adequate volume you’ll experience slippage and not perform as well in the real world.
2. Margin. Check with your broker and determine whether your account size can afford the...
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