Is a trade aggressive? Are there supporting narratives? What am I not trading tonight, and why. The Spreadsheet of Trades The tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet will allow you to see the Futures and Forex setups. [iframe src=”https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LRwtubz9DneCaSqqLZ6s7mXR9v6zvU7N1wzrOJk_rQ4/pubhtml?widget=true&headers=false”]
By far the most frequent questions I get: Is the euro buy still valid? Where are you buying the euro? Watch today’s video to get the answers to both.
What are the lines and levels, the price and conviction I need to see to take a Monday-Friday trade into the weekend? Here are the setups in gold, bonds, aussie, and more
I felt the move we saw on Wednesday had several nuances, and that suspicion was confirmed on Friday. Bulls continue to push indexes higher, and I don’t think they’re done yet. Let’s look at a few of our best moves from today and how I’m approaching things for the start of next week.
As we know, we have had a major move in the RUT, but the other indexes are not participating. How do we play this?
In this video I walk you through how to analyze multiple time frames to find the best time frame to trade. I use my current setup in gold in this analysis
The markets are in transition, and overbought and oversold levels are in play. Intraday setups in bonds, gold, and euro are outlined here.
Indexes saw another push higher today, and while I’m not suggesting to buy new highs, or that there will never be another pullback, these 3 charts give me good reason to focus on playing a bullish market.
The idea of a “run into earnings” always sounds good, but may not be as easy in practice. When used in conjunction with a few of these tools, however, the odds of picking the right chart does increase.
We are active forex traders as well in SimplerFutures, and here’s a walk-through of one of our most recent entries and why it’s working.