Tag Archives: Trading Apps

Get an Edge and Trade Multiple Contracts When day trading futures, traders often enter and exit multiple contracts at the same time, in the same day. This situation is not limited to futures contracts; traders can choose other instruments to… + More

Aside from the charts, you get off of your online trading software, some of the best Sources of trading information about indicators for stocks and futures trading will come from the media, both big media, and independent media. As a… + More

Ah, the “system”, this is everyone’s favorite topic. There are several factors that need to be considered when choosing a day trading solution. If you are a new trader, you will want to start with the basics of trading, and then… + More

Twenty four hundred years ago, Plato, one of  history’s most famous thinkers, said life is like being chained up in a cave forced to watch shadows on a stone wall. This made me think of all the false truths fed to self-directed retail… + More

How Changing Things Up can Help I hear it all the time: “I’m getting killed trading oil”, “I’m not consistent with the ES”, “I’ve been trading Binary Options and I keep losing money”; the list is endless.  Day after day… + More

In the world of trading, winning is the goal right?  And when we take the loss, we made a mistake right? Note quite… sometimes wins are bad, and losses can be good.  Some of you will be able to connect with… + More

Futures Trading Software – Simple can be Better K.I.S.S. is an acronym for “Keep it simple, stupid”. The K.I.S.S. principle states that most systems work best if they are kept simple rather than made complicated; therefore simplicity should be a… + More

Think of taking a winning investment portfolio strategy and using it as a day trader. Trading just One Market using only one or two contracts is a slow road to failure. The trick is to be able to scan hundreds of markets in futures,… + More

Most traders think they need to trade a lot to make a lot of money. I once counseled a fellow who wanted to be a “scalper.” He thought he had to trade 100 times a day. Imagine his disappointment when I… + More

One of the toughest challenges in trading is “listening” to or identifying market direction. Regularly we are almost convinced to recklessly predict instead of identifying market direction. Or, we suspect we already know what’s going to occur, so we simply… + More