How Do I Choose the Best Futures Trading Strategies?

Stanley Crowe is a well-known futures expert in the United States. In 1960, he entered Wall Street, a global financial center. For 33 years on Wall Street, he has been engaged in commodity futures trading in the futures market and has accumulated a lot of experience. In the soaring commodity futures market in the early 1970s, a profit of $ 1 million was made with $ 18,000. As time goes by and wealth accumulates, Stanley Crowe brings the millions of dollars he gathered on Wall Street to stay away from this competitive market, roam the world, and enjoy life alone. During his five years of travel, Stanley Kro has devoted himself to economic theory, finance, and investment theory. His two most famous monographs are "Futures Trading Strategy" and "Professional Futures Investors".

Futures trading strategy

(Books published in 2013)

Folio: 16

Price: 39.00 yuan

ISBN: 978-7-203-08002-2 ^[1]

The most attractive aspect of a good long-term trend tracking system is that positions are usually established at the starting point of the trend, and they are established in the direction of the trend. A good system will keep you in the original position while the market is still in your favor; once it is unfavorable, it will let you exit with a stop loss; if the trend reverses, it will also allow you to trade in the opposite direction . The difficulty lies in "keeping the position as far as possible", because all system traders find it difficult to adjust the market's stop loss point to ensure that they can continue to hold the position while the market is still in your favor, but (The important thing is this "but") is that it can pull you out of the market through the stop point at the right moment, and if necessary, reverse the transaction. It's hard. The real world is full of tension, and setting a stop loss can only be described as an art, and cannot be as precise as science. The stop loss point may be set too close, as long as a small technical pullback, you will be washed out of the market, or too far away and finally make you enter the market with a huge deficit, or spit back when the trend reverses Most book profits. When designing a successful trading system, the most difficult part is probably to find a way to solve how to fine-tune the stop loss point to the right place. This is also the issue that people who study the trading system are most concerned about.

Another big problem with the trend tracking system is that when the price is sideways in a wide range, this situation is more common than the fierce established trend. People who trade according to the system always buy when they rebound and sell when they pull back. Out. This loss of dishwashing is an unavoidable part of homeopathic trading. Traders must be patient and financially strong. They must survive a series of dishwashing losses and wait for the big market to come and make a lot of money. The system keeps you in and out constantly, and when losses occur, you really need a lot of patience and strict discipline in order to do what the system says. ^[1]

The first article on futures trading strategies and tactics

1 What is an operational strategy? Why is it important?

2 Good technology systems are only half the battle

3 Keep it simple

4 winners and losers

The second analysis and research of price trends

5 Operating tools

6 Fundamental analysis and technical analysis are separated

7 Focus on long-term trends

8 trends are your friends

9 Why do speculators always go long?

The third operation timing

10 Three Most Important Speculative Traits: Discipline, Discipline, Discipline

11 Market trends have always absorbed the news

12 Everyone has a system

13 Homeopathy / Contrarian --- Dual Operation Method

14 Make the most of seasonal fluctuations

15 Keep the most profitable positions; clear the most losing positions

Chapter Four Operation

16 JL Lee Fermo

17 There is no good or bad market

18 Losses must be controlled and limited

19 Passion Caught in Super Quotes

Apocalyptic market does not pit people