Saturday, July 27, 2013
Friday, July 26, 2013
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Monday, July 22, 2013
Trading the Markets -- Just Got Easier
Trading the Markets
For many years I have searched for a viable way to predict
patterns that would allow me to trade futures and future options
successfully. That is to win. Not necessarily always winning but winning
consistently, able to trade with confidence in a system that allows me to put
my capital at risk. Well, after many
years of searching I have found just such a vehicle. Of course any trading platform is subject to “traders’ preference” as to the trading risk
amounts.
Equity Management Academy, EMA, has developed a predictive
model that constantly provides a platform that wins. With the various levels that I will describe,
traders are able to execute trades, place protective stops and close out
winning trades. Whether you are selling
short or going long.
Basically there are 3 points to the code. The “VC” is the trigger level to determine a
long or a short trade. The “B” levels
are either the open long or close short and the “S” levels are either close
long or open short. Both the “B” and “S”
levels have two components (B1, B2, S1, S2).
The positions are updated daily before the NY Comex open.
I use these levels for multiple trades and risk points. If you are counting, you can see there are
actually 5 levels of predictability that we can trade. An example would be multiple contracts on say
the mini-Silver (YI). If our starting
point has the contract trending above the “VC” code, I will but to open (BTO) 2
contracts at or near the nearest time period where the contract is trending
above the “VC” code. I will place one
sell to close (STC) at the “S1” trigger and another at the “S2” trigger. I, again “Traders’ Preference”, will place a
buy to close (BTC) at the “B1” level for both contracts. You obviously have to understand the “VC”
trend in order to properly place your trades.
At “EMA” you can actually follow “live” trades for a nominal
fee. There is an introductory price of
$1 / day for the first month.
Thursday, July 18, 2013
QE, The Velocity of Money And Dislocated Gold
Another set of conflicting chats that show why it is most important to continue to stack, gold and $ilver. These assets hold no liability and must be owned.
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article41292.html
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article41292.html
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