This trading starter guide outlines the rules I use to trade the E-mini Futures.
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A collection of books that have greatly helped me in my trading.
The best excel journal for recording your trades and uncovering crucial insights.
I’m a fairly experienced trader with a background in stocks, currencies, and futures. I’ve worked with coaches in each field, and Tim’s one of only two people I’d recommend. He does a great job separating performance issues from strategy issues, and then works on measurable improvements in both through specific, concrete actions. I highly recommend working with him.
Tim and the great content he has created on Eminimind has been an enormous help to my trading career. I have been trading full time now for about a year and a half. When I found Tim’s site, joined his live streams, and went all in on learning his very simplified trading system, my own trading of the /ES has improved and is finally consistent. Now I have a trading system I am confident will work for a long and successful career, if I am able to keep my discipline and mindset consistent as well. Tim’s weekly emails are a big help in getting my mental side of this equation to place it needs to be.”
I really want to thank you again for mentoring me last year. The results have been incredible ever since, this year is the most profitable and consistent I have ever been. What really excelled me is taking your strategies and then molding them in a way that fits my trading style. Without your help I wouldn’t be where I am now.
The NYSE Tick Index gives us the relationship of stocks up ticking versus down ticking at their last traded price. The Tick is an extremely useful tool for intraday traders.
TRIN stands for TRaders’ INdex and was developed by Richard Arms in 1989 (it’s also referred to as the Arms Index). Its main purpose is for detecting overbought and oversold levels in the markets.
The Advance/Decline Line or ‘A/D Line’ for short, is the second most important of the internals. This indicator tells us the net sum of advancing stocks minus declining stocks.
The Breadth Ratio is a volume ratio composed of volume flowing into up stocks versus volume flowing into down stocks. This reading is important in relation to where it has been, especially where we are now compared to where we opened on the day.
Market Internals are similar to the instrument cluster on your car, without them you really do not know the condition of the market environment or how fast you are moving.
If you could only use one indicator, which one would you choose?
Find out what my favorite indicators are, as well as other traders are saying on the blog.