The Definitive Guide to Trading Stock Index Futures
Recording Available Now. Live seminar was Saturday June 26, 2010 from 9:00 AM, EST until 4:00 PM, EST:
I have been trading stock index futures in front of a trading screen for twenty-five years. This presentation is a thorough expose of what I have found that works best in any timeframe when trading the stock index futures. You will receive valid strategies and tactics that can be immediately implemented in your trading. Specific high probability trade set-ups will be explained in detail and numerous examples will be highlighted. The return on investment of the cost of this event should be immediate. The value received from this information will be a fraction of the cost.
The event will be recorded. The recording will be available to all attendees of the seminar to review as often as they choose.
———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————-
The Definitive Guide to Trading Stock Index Futures
The Four US Primary Trading Indices:
–
Composition
Volatility
Average True Range (ATR)
Leverage
Why trade one over the other
How to spread them
How to trade each of the two phases of Market Development:
Horizontal and Vertical. “Horizontal” Development refers to a consolidation or “sideways” market condition and “Vertical” Development refers to a market that is trending. It is important to be able to recognize in which of the two conditions the is trading and just as important to recognize that different strategies and tactics must be used to trade each.
We will cover:
- What rotational days have in common and how to recognize a day is likely to be mostly rotational and how to trade it.
- What trend days have in common and how to recognize a trend day may be underway and how to trade it.
Strategies and Tactics:
- How do I enter? Where do I enter a strongly trending market? How do I know when to get out of a trade?
- How to use options including buying outright, as a hedge, spreads and naked writing
Using market generated internals as indicators:
- TICK, Volume and breadth. These three indicators can add a tremendous amount of value to the stock index futures trader IF properly used. All “tape readers” use these indicators and that is where they derive their edge. It can take many years to understand how these indicators work and how to apply them. I have been sitting in front of a screen for twenty-five years. I will show you how I use them including when to use them and you have to ignore them.
- Breadth: What is it and what does it tell us about market condition? This is an extremely useful and absolutely critical indicator for BOTH the intraday trader as well as the swing trader.
- TICK: What is it and what does it tell us about market condition? This is a commonly used indicator that is most commonly misused. Learn its best uses and to most effectively use it to analyze market condition and to help time entries and exits.
- Volume: Almost all traders attempt to use volume but hardly any of them really know how to read what volume is telling them and how to trade it.
- The truth about gaps and how to analyze and trade them. Trading gaps is a favorite “gimmick” among traders. We will explain what a gap is and why they cannot be rote traded. We will show you how, why and when we trade gaps.
- How to establish a swing trade “campaign” using the stock index futures
Intra-market relationships and why they are critical:
The four primary trading indices are correlated but in different degrees at different times. You will learn how to read and profit from divergences among the indices.
Specific trade set-ups:
When, where and how to take specific trade set-ups using the above information.
Trading “math”:
We will cover basic unassailable facts about trading stock index futures that traders ignore at their own peril.
This will be the most comprehensive and thorough one-day seminar you will ever have a chance to attend. I will cover step-by-step techniques and tips for trading the US Stock Indices in all timeframes. This is a consistent, objective and valid approach that has been refined over my twenty-five years of trading.
