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Commodity & Futures Training
November 6th & 7th, 2010
2-Day online training Webinar(Saturday & Sunday beginning at 10AM ET)
Early Registration Discount $997 (members; $747.75)
Regularly Price at $1594.00 for Non members -- 25% discount for members ($1,195.50)
Register now - to sweeten the deal we're adding the following incentives:
- $100 off coupon for future webinars through the end of 2010
- 3 paid months of Membership ($97/month value)
- Immediate Access to training videos (valued over $300)
- 3 Free Monthly training video(avg monthly value $60)
- Members Only Monday evening online Session with Steve
- Free Access to the Live members Trading Room during market hours - Value = Priceless!
Download of recorded session included with each webinar
That is over $600 in FREE Products all included with your clinic fee.
and $100 off coupon for future Training courses offered in 2010. |
Train with a trusted expert, Stephen Bigalow, published in both Stocks & Commodities and Futures magazines!
Course Program
Commodity Trading Basics
- Overview of the commodity markets
- The markets
- Energy
- Meats
- Industrial Metals
- Grains
- Open Outcry & Electronic Trades
- Major US Exchanges
- Trading hours
- Trading on margin
- Minimum dollar required per contract type
- Difference between Stocks and Commodity Orders
- Review sample order screen
- Understanding the Risk versus Leverage
- Limit Moves – each contract has a set ‘limit/amount’ per day
- Market Orders
- Rules – Journals - Plans
Successful Commodity Trading Techniques
- Chart layout with correct technical indicators specific to Commodity Charting
- Trends and Ranges
- Understanding data; signals, and patterns specific to Commodity Charts
- How candlestick signals work in the commodity market
- Timing the Trade
- Common Trade Executions for Buy and Sell Stop Orders
- What is Pyramiding?
Profitable Commodity Indicators
- 3-Chart Open Evaluation
- Advanced Moving Average Strategies
- Night-time Pattern setups
- Dynamics behind Breakouts
- Profit Prices
Techniques for Day-Trading commodities
- Open Bounce with T-line failure
- Multi time-frame trading
- Belt-Hold on 5 minute Chart
- Associated Trade Comparisons
- Trend Analysis
- Importance of 'open' for day-trading
Observe the Obvious
- Common causes people lose money in commodities
- Over-trading
- Know your cutoff times; not all commodities close at the same time of day
- Difference between speculators and hedgers
- Self analysis
- Know exactly the $ amount you have exposed
- Trading details and money at risk; know your margins
Contango; wikipedia describes it as a term used in the futures market to describe an upward sloping forward curve . Such a forward curve is said to be 'in contango'. A situation where the amount by which the price of a commodity for future delivery is higher than the spot price. A contango is normal for a non-perishable commodity which has a cost of carry such as warehousing fees and other expenses. For this reason; there are times when the underlying commodity is better traded than its ETF.
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