GE-F, trades Global Energies with the trend long or short using outrights, collars & spreads

Effective 20 April 2020 this program has been suspended do to high volatility for more information see this report

Global Energy ATA Performance July 2014 – March 2020

Recommended Starting Balance $50,000.00
Cumulative Net Profit
$276,141.69
Maximum Drawdown (31.27%)
($15,635.18)
Best Year 2019 +165.01% $82,504.67
Worst Year 2012 +39.94% $19,967.90
2007-2020 Average +96.05% $48,024.64
2020  -11.35% -$5,677.16

This program trades long & short with the trend using collars and/or spreads.  Performance is calculated trading one $50,000 unit, never adding units and withdrawing all net profits annually. The program has a realistic risk factor of $25,000 USD per unit if you are not in a position to comfortably assume this risk you should not participate in this program.

Risk Disclosure     Defining Account Risk

1) Energy Analysis and disclosure of trading methodology

2) Markets traded & links for online reviews

Link Analysis Page 2 Hour Daily Weekly Trend
2.01 Crude WTI 2 Hour Daily Weekly Opinion
2.02 Crude Brent 2 Hour Daily Weekly Opinion
2.03 Heating Oil 2 Hour Daily Weekly Opinion
2.04 Gasoline 2 Hour Daily Weekly Opinion
2.05 Natural Gas 2 Hour Daily Weekly Opinion
2.06 Quotes US Europe CB-CL GC/CL

3) Educational

3) Energy Futures & Options Videos

3.01) Futures General Educational Videos (60)
3.02) Futures Options General Educational Videos (34)
3.03) Fundamentals and Energy Futures
3.04) Discover WTI: A Global Benchmark
3.05)
Understanding Crude Oil in the United States
3.06) Introduction to European Crude Oil
3.07)
Learn about Crude Oil Across Asia Region
3.08) Crude Oil Futures versus ETFs
3.09) The Benefits of Liquidity
3.10)
Understanding the Oil Data Report
3.11) A Look into the Refining Process
3.12)
Learn about the 1:1 Crack Spread
3.13) The Importance of Cushing, Oklahoma
3.14)
U.S. Resurgence in Global Crude Oil Production
3.15)Managing Risk in the Energy Market
3.16)
Trading Insight for Options on Crude Oil and Natural Gas
3.17)Revisiting the WTI-Brent Crude Oil Spread
3.18) Introduction to Natural Gas
3.19) Understanding Supply and Demand: Natural Gas
3.20) Introduction to Natural Gas Seasonality
3.21) Understanding Natural Gas Risk Management Spreads
3.22) Understanding the Henry Hub
3.23) Natural Gas Calendar Spread Options
3.24) About Heating Oil Futures

4) Energy Futures & Options Reports

4.01) Worldwide Oil – WTI / Brent Spread
4.02) Refining 101 – Understanding Crack Spreads
4.03) Natural Gas in a Producing Revolution
4.04) Crude Oil and Its Refined Products
4.05) Oil: How the Market Dynamics Have Changed
4.06) Trading the Curve in Energies
4.07) U.S. the Largest Crude Oil Producer
4.08) Surging U.S. Domestic Crude Grades Market
4.09) Are Crude Oil & Natural Gas Prices Linked?
4.10) WTI and the Changing Dynamics of Global Crude
4.11) Oil Traders Sell on the Rumor and Buy on the News
4.12) Veg Oil vs. Crude Oil: Tail Wagging the Dog?
4.13) Is Crude Oil Taking Cue from Vegetable Oils?
4.13) Natural Gas in a Producing Revolution

5) Program Structure and Account Opening Procedure

5.01) ATA’s, What They Are and How They Work
5.02) The Fee Structure For This Program
5.03) Defining Overall Risk For Your Account

5.04) Exchanges Traded
5.05) Brokerage Firms
5.06)How Balances Are Guaranteed Plus or Minus Trading
5.07) How To Open An Account

If you have any questions contact me.

Regards,
Peter Knight Advisor

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