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With ES, it is sometimes difficult to read price action, maybe because I am just beginning. It is so volatile! In addition, tothetick says it developed "turning point" indicator. Supposedly, it tells you where to buy. It is pretty expensive and the guys seem pretty new, but their statistics...

my7tvette, thanks for the advice. "Boredom" trades, exactly, you gave it the exact name. It's like I can't just wait, I HAVE to buy something. I have to control this as it plays against me. Will look into reversals.. thanks again

Have been paper trading for 1.5 months. It has been pretty good with stocks, AAPL, LULU, CRM, URBN, BVN, MELI, etc. but not so well with ES. I usually fade the opening gap-this has worked quite well. Everything else wasn't so great with ES. It looks like the market reverses whenever I decided...

Has anything changed since 2007? I registered on trade2win but wouldn't want to waste my time there if it is still the same as it was. Comments? Feedback? please:confused:

Come on, doesn't anyone know anything about them? Good or bad, please share:confused: :confused: :confused:

Has anyone heard about tothetick.com company? They sell support and resistance zones indicator for futures. I would appreciate your feedback about them? I attended their webinar and they were quite persuasive trying to entice you into buying their support/resistance level indicator.

MB Trading is an option, yes, and they work with Ninja. Is it a better company that Mirus, AMP and Global Futures?

thanks, I have been paper-trading e-minis and found it was very difficult to make money consistently because it is so volatile, that's why I thought maybe there exists a special strategy/rules for e-minis...

I am using Ninja Trader for my charts and IB as my broker. I would like to get into index futures so am looking for a decent futures broker. Can somebody recommend a good futures broker? Fast execution and no hidden fees or bad surprises. I have been thinking about Global Futures...

Can somebody recommend a good book on e-mini futures, i.e. strategies, how to trade index futures, etc. Anything worth reading? thanks

I found a meetup group for traders in Vancouver. The link is http://www.meetup.com/The-Vancouver-Day-Traders-Meetup-Group It might interest those based in Vancouver. Too bad Kits is so far, I am in Maple Ridge, yes, I know, it's the middle of nowhere, don't say it :)

Thanks guys! It worked, so simple. thanks again:)

"Green" hype

Hi, is there a function on ET to add favorite threads to "favorites" somehow? I subscribed to a few but for some reason don't see them in my account. There are so many interesting threads to read and I would like to manage them better but am not sure if there is such a function. Please help!

Good thread, should have read it right from the beginning. It would have saved me lots of time :eek:

Is my understanding correct that future expiration in relation to index futures is really irrelevant but what about future expiration in relation to other futures, cotton, soy, gold? Is this a different story?

Thanks guys, it is easier than I thought. I was trying to figure out the significance of the expiration dates (i.e. the link to the actual commodities) but I guess in practice, there is none?

Ok, this is a dumb question, but can somebody please explain the concept of index futures? I read about futures re commodities and it makes sense but I can't understand how it applies to index futures? I opened e-mini futures (ES) on my chart, to me trading it is just like a stock, 1...

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check online to make sure that it is federally registered. TM doesn't necessarily mean it is registered. If it is registered through USPTO and you can find it there, then I would avoid taking a website with such a close name as you would infringe their rights, especially if you plan on selling...