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27 Sep

When Do You Add Positions To Your Winning Trades? Look At The Milk Chart !

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                     When Do You Add To Your Winning Trade ---This has always been a very interesting question because it can create a situation of going from rags to riches to riches to rags in a very short amount of time.

26 Sep

Free 1 On 1 Consultation With Michael Seery

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 Do you know where to invest when the bond yield hits an all time low combined with an inflation in gas prices? Don't miss another opportunity to leverage your investments at the right time by signing up for an exclusive 1 on 1 Consultation with Mike Seery.

26 Sep

How Low Are Cotton Prices Going ?

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Cotton Futures--- Cotton futures in New York today sold off to fresh 7 week lows in the December contract closing down 131 points settling at 71.02 right near session lows as I stated in yesterday's blog I am bearish cotton prices with an overproduction here in the United States and worldwide with the excess surplus basically with some traders stating it as a glut I believe prices are headed lower and will retest the 65 level in coming weeks.

25 Sep

When Do You Finally Exit A Trade? Take A Look At The Unleaded Gasoline Chart

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WHEN DO YOU EXIT A TRADE ?-- The biggest question that I have been asked is when do I exit a winning trade and when do I exit a losing trade? In my opinion the rule of thumb that I use is placing my stop loss at the 10 day high if I am short or a 10 day low if I am long. The other rule of thumb is to place your stop loss at the 2% maximum loss allowed in your account for any given trade.

If you have any questions or are looking for a futures broker please call 800-615-7649 and I will review many basic trading rules with you.

25 Sep

How Do You Protect Yourself Against A Falling Dollar?

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Investing in the S&P 500 and commodities can be a wise idea to grow your portfolio over the course of time, however there can be tumultuous times that can have your portfolio decline dramatically as in the case of the financial collapse of 2008. Those times are over and the S&P is right near its old highs and the Nasdaq composite is at 12 year highs and the commodity markets have rallied tremendously in the last couple of years. The main rule here is to stick it out even through the rough times and remember this is long term investing and should be treated in that fashion.

08 Jul

Do You Need Help Reading Charts?

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Do You Need Help Reading Charts?  Do you understand how to read charts correctly and use them for potential profit in the futures market?

05 Jul

Do You Need Advice With Your Trading Account?

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Do you know where to invest when the bond yield hits an all time low combined with an inflation in gas prices?

03 Jul

When Do You Enter A Trade? Look At All The Grain Charts

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When Do You Enter A Trade?    What are your rules to initiate a trade on the long or short side of the commodity market? I have been asked this question many times throughout my career and my opinion is simply to buy on a 20-25 day high breakout in price on a closing basis only or sell on a 20-25 day low breakout to the downside also on a closing basis.

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