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March 21, 2013 at 11:39 PM Tweets - $850 Per Contract Potential In Last 24 Hours
The big deal here is not that I can spot a trade, tweet it out, and you can trade it for a profit. The big deal is that we are willing to teach you how to spot the trade yourself for a very nominal fee.
If you're like most eMini Traders, you've already spent somewhere between $5k and $25k on
March 21, 2013 at 8:13 PM Coaches Corner, Robin Dayne March 20, 2013 at 8:08 PM emini futures, emini podcast March 20, 2013 at 12:23 AM Range and volatility this week have been a trader's paradise. Not only did the brisk action to the downside create a beautiful 10 point victory for our Tweet, price then reversed off the WTZ (to the tick) and made a beeline for the Weekly Zone overhead. Partners who were on their toes not only grabbed 10 points on the way down via the Tweet, but within 3 hours they were handed a 12 point opportunity to the upside as price raced north from "Zone to Zone".
March 18, 2013 at 5:36 PM Today we received a Video testimonial from a CFRN Partner. Anytime a Partner shares their success story, it's a special moment. Today we recieved our very first one, via video. Not only was it engaging, touching and obviously heart-felt, it made my inner geek stand up shout.
March 17, 2013 at 11:41 PM Short Video Recap of the Globex open. We look at the S&P 500 Emini Futures as well as the Dow Emini Futures.
March 16, 2013 at 6:22 PM We have been invited to participate in a Weekly Round Table Discussion with a select group of Market Professionals who work each day on the floor of the Exchange.
Many of you know Ben, long time friend of CFRN, founder of Traders Audio and frequent guest on CNBC.
This is your opportunity to listen in as Industry Experts discuss what they are looking for in the upcoming week across a wide variety of markets.
March 16, 2013 at 1:01 PM For CFRN Partners who rely heavily on the Weekly Trading Zones as a cornerstone of their Emini Trading Strategy, this has been a stellar week. You can browse charts from the last few years right here on the blog, you can also watch a slide show Emini Futures - 2012 The Year In Pictures (be sure to use the slide show option for optimum viewing). Either way, you will see the beauty of the Zones. I could create creepy analogies like it's a "symphony", wait... I may have said that in the past, anyway - my real point is this > However you choose to use the Zones, it's a heck of a tool to have in your trading toolbox.
March 14, 2013 at 7:52 PM We've watched the 1548/1549 Weekly Trade Zone serve as resistance for 2 days now. We watched price channel between the Upper Zone I just mentioned and the Lower Zone @ 1542/1543. The last 2 blog posts have the charts in case you missed the trades and or the price action as it unfolded. Price made the Zone to Zone round trip, a total of 9 times over 3 days. We knew this wouldn't last forever, nothing does.. at least not in this lifetime. The total of what the market made available (not us - the market), was 45 points.
We talked last night about how some traders were horribly frustrated by the 5 point range, while other traders (Partners perhaps?) were basking in the glow and wearing a "cat ate the canary" grin. Think for a moment about where you fall in. Was it nerve breaking, nail biting hell..? Or did you wear it like Mr. Rogers cardigan or your favorite pair of tennis shoes (the stinky ones)? Well, whether it was torture or a treat, we finally broke to the upside. That stubborn resistance @ 1548/49 (Weekly Trading Zone), finally gave way and within a couple of hours became the new support.
March 13, 2013 at 7:20 PM We covered the Weekly Trading Zones in depth in the last post. The market has now made an additional 20 points available as it continues to trade between the upper zone at 1548/1549 and the lower zone at 1542/1543. You will often hear traders complain about the market being "range bound". I won't make you suffer through the "lemons into lemonade" analogy, but that's really my point.
This particular range just so happens to be wide enough (5 Points), that it's possible to navigate and trade from the top to the bottom and back again. Once you're able to clearly define Support and Resistance, if there is enough distance between the two, you can trade it as long as you don't over think it. Bear in mind, if you're dealing with a 5 point range, any attempt to take more than 5 points on a trade, will leave you extremely disappointed.
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