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Sample Futures Trading Signals

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Buy December Contract at 6330 stop order. If filled enter stop loss at 6240. 2nd stop: If prices hit 6390 move protective stop loss to 6330. Optional Objective 6400

 

Sample Open Position Futures Trading Protective Stops 

 

Sold December Contract at 103400 stop order. Enter protective stop loss at 103300. Optional Objective 102600

 

Bought December Contract at 3390 stop order. Optional Objective 3450 hit on 10/22/03 If still long enter stop loss at 3420. 

 

Futures Trading Style

Buy if prices are trading up!  If our trading model indicates a market is trading up we look for buying opportunities and enter buy signals above the current prices anticipating prices to hit and break through anticipated resistance. 

Sell if prices are trading down! If our trading model indicates a market is trading down we look for selling opportunities and enter sell signals below the current prices anticipate prices to hit and break through anticipated support.

Optional Objectives If long we look for an optional objective at next anticipated resistance level. If short we look for optional objective at next anticipated support level

Let Profits Run! We keep issuing protective stops on all trades until hit!

Our daily market forecast looks for changes of bullish, bearish and neutral in the U.S. commodity markets. The bullish and bearish forecast can be of extreme importance in looking for buying and selling opportunities and liquidating exiting positions. 

If there is a change to bullish, bearish pay closer attention to that market and do more research to see if there are any trading opportunities. Here is a look at what to do when there is a change to bullish, bearish or neutral.

  • Change to Bullish: Look for buying opportunities  

  • Bullish: Hold long positions with protective stops below support. 

  • Change from Bullish to Neutral:  Liquidate long positions.

  • Change from Bullish to Bearish:  Liquidate long positions and look for for short positions.

  • Change to Bearish:  Look for selling opportunities.

  • Bearish: Hold short positions with protective stops above resistance.

  • Change from Bearish to Neutral:  Liquidate short positions.

  • Change from Bearish to Bullish:  Liquidate short positions and look for long positions.

 

 

 

   

 

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Note: Futures, forex, stock, and options trading is not appropriate for all people. There is a substantial risk of loss associated with trading these markets. Losses can and will occur. No system or methodology has ever been developed that can guaranty or ensure no losses will occur. No representation or implication is being made that using this service, methodology or system will generate wins or prevent you from having losing trades.

 

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