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1) Simplified Trend Qualification Procedure, quotes/charts are updated every 10 minutes

1.1) Pick a time frame to work with from 15 minutes to monthly using any chart linked in 1.7 though 1.16. (the shorter the time frame the shorter the trade duration)

1.2) Qualify the trend using the EMA9 (red line), if price action is above the EMA9 (red line) you’re in an up-trend, below the EMA9 a down-trend.

1.3) Confirm the EMA9 defined trend (red line) is above the EMA18 (blue line) for an up-trend or the EMA9 (red line) is below the EMA18 (blue line) for down-trend.

1.4) Confirm the EMA9 defined trend agrees with the composite of the 13 indicators linked in 1.6. If the chart and the trend confirmation in 1.6 do not agree stand aside.

1.5) Use Support & Resistance linked in 1.18 for setting profit objectives and

1.6) Today’s Technical Opinion
1.7) 2 day chart, 15 minute data
1.8) 3 day chart, 30 minute
1.9) 5 day chart, 60 minute data
1.10) 10 day chart, 120 minute
1.11) 3 month chart, daily
1.12) 9 month chart, daily
1.13) 1 year chart, weekly
1.14) 3 year chart, weekly
1.15) 7 year Chart, monthly
1.16) 15 year chart, monthly
1.17) Ranges & Price Performance
1.18) Support & Resistance
1.19) Contact Me For Margins

Educational Resources

Futures Options Gold & Metals Stock Indices Currencies Interest Rates

2) General Information on Future Contracts and Futures Options

2.1) Futures Educational Videos (60)
2.2) Futures Options Educational Videos (34)

3) Forex Educational Videos

3.1) Basics of the Futures Markets
3.2) Basics of Futures Options
3.3) Fundamentals and FX Futures
3.4) Trading the FX Markets
3.5) Australian Dollar Futures
3.6) British Pound Futures
3.7) Canadian Dollar Futures
3.8) Japanese Yen Futures
3.9) Euro FX Futures
3.10) Introduction to Order Types
3.11) Detailed Description of Order Types With Examples
3.12) Understanding Futures Margin Requirements
3.13) Understanding Moving Averages
3.14) About Bollinger Bands & How to Set Them
3.15) Understanding Support and Resistance
3.16) Defining Trend, Trade Duration & Number of Contracts Traded
3.17) Explaining Call Options (Short and Long)
3.18) Explaining Put Options (Short and Long)
3.19) Option Collars
3.20) Working Examples of Collaring Positions
3.21) What is the European Central Bank?
3.22) Understanding FX Quote Conventions
3.23) FX Futures Pricing and Basis
3.24) Understanding the FX Delivery & Settlement Process
3.25) Hedging FX Risk
3.26) A Look at FX Exchange For Physical (EFP)
3.27) Futures versus forwards traded on the OTC
3.27) FX Spot Markets vs. Currency Futures

4) Program Structure and Account Opening Procedure

4.1) ATA’s, What They Are and How They Work
4.2) The Fee Structure For This Program
4.3) Defining Overall Risk For Your Account
4.4) Exchanges Traded
4.5) Brokerage Firms
4.6) How Balances Are Guaranteed Plus or Minus Trading
4.7) How To Open An Account

If you have any questions send a message or contact me

Regards,
Peter Knight Advisor

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Today’s Technical Opinion
3 Month Chart, Daily
Futures Quotes
Options Quotes

1) Simplified Trend Qualification Procedure

1.01) If price action is above the red line and red is above blue = long.
1.02) Risk on long positions, if red moves below blue exit the trade.
1.03) If price action is below the red line and red is below blue = short.
1.04) Risk on short positions, if red moves above blue exit the trade.
1.05) Same rules apply for all time periods using 1 hour to weekly bars.

1.6)   Today’s Technical Opinion
1.7)   2 day chart, 15 minute data
1.8)   3 day chart, 30 minute
1.9)   5 day chart, 60 minute data
1.10) 10 day chart, 120 minute
1.11) 3 month chart, daily
1.12) 9 month chart, daily
1.13) 1 year chart, weekly
1.14)  3 year chart, weekly
1.15) 7 year Chart, monthly
1.16) 15 year chart, monthly
1.17) 1983- Current Chart
1.18) Ranges & Price Performance
1.19) Support & Resistance
1.20) Barchart Quotes All Deliveries
1.21) Barchart Options Quotes
1.22) Contract Specifications  each 0.01 = $10.00
1.23) Contact Me For Margins

Educational Resources

Futures   Options   Currencies   Indices   Interest Rates   Metals   Energy

2) General Information on Future Contracts and Futures Options

2.1) Futures Educational Videos (60)
2.2) Futures Options Educational Videos (34)

3) Forex Educational Videos

3.1) Basics of the Futures Markets
3.2) Basics of Futures Options
3.3) Fundamentals and FX Futures
3.4) Trading the FX Markets
3.5) Australian Dollar Futures
3.6) British Pound Futures
3.7) Canadian Dollar Futures
3.8) Japanese Yen Futures
3.9) Euro FX Futures
3.10) Introduction to Order Types
3.11) Detailed Description of Order Types With Examples
3.12) Understanding Futures Margin Requirements
3.13) Understanding Moving Averages
3.14) About Bollinger Bands & How to Set Them
3.15) Understanding Support and Resistance
3.16) Defining Trend, Trade Duration & Number of Contracts Traded
3.17) Explaining Call Options (Short and Long)
3.18) Explaining Put Options (Short and Long)
3.19) Option Collars
3.20) Working Examples of Collaring Positions
3.21) What is the European Central Bank?
3.22) Understanding FX Quote Conventions
3.23) FX Futures Pricing and Basis
3.24) Understanding the FX Delivery & Settlement Process
3.25) Hedging FX Risk
3.26) A Look at FX Exchange For Physical (EFP)
3.27) Futures versus forwards traded on the OTC
3.27) FX Spot Markets vs. Currency Futures

4) Program Structure and Account Opening Procedure

4.1) ATA’s, What They Are and How They Work
4.2) The Fee Structure For This Program
4.3) Defining Overall Risk For Your Account
4.4) Exchanges Traded
4.5) Brokerage Firms
4.6) How Balances Are Guaranteed Plus or Minus Trading
4.7) How To Open An Account

If you have any questions send a message or contact me

Regards,
Peter Knight Advisor

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Today’s Technical Opinion
3 month chart, daily
Futures Quotes
Option Quotes
Historical data

1) Simplified Trend Qualification Procedure

1.01) If price action is above the red line and red is above blue = long.
1.02) Risk on long positions, if red moves below blue exit the trade.
1.03) If price action is below the red line and red is below blue = short.
1.04) Risk on short positions, if red moves above blue exit the trade.
1.05) Same rules apply for all time periods using 1 hour to weekly bars.
Prices are updated every 10 minutes, if you have questions contact me.

1.06)   Today’s Technical Opinion
1.07)   2 day chart, 15 minute data
1.08)   3 day chart, 30 minute
1.09)   5 day chart, 60 minute data
1.10) 10 day chart, 120 minute
1.11) 3 month chart, daily
1.13) 9 month chart, daily
1.13) 1 year chart, weekly
1.14)  3 year chart, weekly
1.15) 7 year Chart, monthly
1.16) 15 year chart, monthly
1.17) 1983- Current Chart
1.18) Ranges & Price Performance
1.19) Support & Resistance
1.20) Barchart Quotes All Deliveries
1.21)Barchart Options Quotes
1.22) CME Futures Quotes All Deliveries
1.23) CME Option Quotes
1.24) Contract Specifications each 0.01 = $12.50
1.25) Exchange Margin Requirement per 125,000 Swiss
1.26) Trading methodology video (using the Euro-FX as the example)
1.27) Premium neutral collars to objectively define risk on every trade

Educational Resources

Futures   Options   Gold & Metals   Stock Indices   Currencies   Interest Rates

2) General Information on Future Contracts and Futures Options

2.1) Futures Educational Videos (60)
2.2) Futures Options Educational Videos (34)

3) Forex Educational Videos

3.1) Basics of the Futures Markets
3.2) Basics of Futures Options
3.3) Fundamentals and FX Futures
3.4) Trading the FX Markets
3.5) Australian Dollar Futures
3.6) British Pound Futures
3.7) Canadian Dollar Futures
3.8) Japanese Yen Futures
3.9) Euro FX Futures
3.10) Introduction to Order Types
3.11) Detailed Description of Order Types With Examples
3.12) Understanding Futures Margin Requirements
3.13) Understanding Moving Averages
3.14) About Bollinger Bands & How to Set Them
3.15) Understanding Support and Resistance
3.16) Defining Trend, Trade Duration & Number of Contracts Traded
3.17) Explaining Call Options (Short and Long)
3.18) Explaining Put Options (Short and Long)
3.19) Option Collars
3.20) Working Examples of Collaring Positions
3.21) What is the European Central Bank?
3.22) Understanding FX Quote Conventions
3.23) FX Futures Pricing and Basis
3.24) Understanding the FX Delivery & Settlement Process
3.25) Hedging FX Risk
3.26) A Look at FX Exchange For Physical (EFP)
3.27) Futures versus forwards traded on the OTC
3.27) FX Spot Markets vs. Currency Futures

4) Program Structure and Account Opening Procedure

4.1) ATA’s, What They Are and How They Work
4.2) The Fee Structure For This Program
4.3) Defining Overall Risk For Your Account
4.4) Exchanges Traded
4.5) Brokerage Firms
4.6) How Balances Are Guaranteed Plus or Minus Trading
4.7) How To Open An Account

If you have any questions send a message or contact me

Regards,
Peter Knight Advisor

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Today’s Technical Opinion
3 month chart, daily
Futures Quotes
Option Quotes
Historical Data

1) Simplified Trend Qualification Procedure

1.01) If price action is above the red line and red is above blue = long.
1.02) Risk on long positions, if red moves below blue exit the trade.
1.03) If price action is below the red line and red is below blue = short.
1.04) Risk on short positions, if red moves above blue exit the trade.
1.05) Same rules apply for all time periods using 1 hour to weekly bars.
Prices are updated every 10 minutes, if you have questions contact me.

1.06)  Today’s Technical Opinion
1.07)   2 day chart, 15 minute data
1.08)   3 day chart, 30 minute
1.09)   5 day chart, 60 minute data
1.10) 10 day chart, 120 minute
1.11) 3 month chart, daily
1.12) 9 month chart, daily
1.13) 1 year chart, weekly
1.14)  3 year chart, weekly
1.15) 7 year Chart, monthly
1.16) 15 year chart, monthly
1.17) 1983- Current Chart
1.18) Ranges & Price Performance
1.19) Support & Resistance
1.20) Barchart Quotes All Deliveries
1.21) Barchart Options Quotes
1.22) CME Futures Quotes All Deliveries
1.23) CME Option Quotes
1.24) Contract Specifications each 0.01 = $10.00
1.25) Exchange margin requirement per 100,000 Canadian
1.26) Trading methodology video (using the Euro-FX as the example)
1.27) Premium neutral collars to objectively define risk on every trade
1.28) CAD Collar Spreadsheet

Educational Resources

Futures   Options   Currencies   Indices   Interest Rates   Metals   Energy

2) General Information on Future Contracts and Futures Options

2.1) Futures Educational Videos (60)
2.2) Futures Options Educational Videos (34)

3) Forex Educational Videos

3.1) Basics of the Futures Markets
3.2) Basics of Futures Options
3.3) Fundamentals and FX Futures
3.4) Trading the FX Markets
3.5) Australian Dollar Futures
3.6) British Pound Futures
3.7) Canadian Dollar Futures
3.8) Japanese Yen Futures
3.9) Euro FX Futures
3.10) Introduction to Order Types
3.11) Detailed Description of Order Types With Examples
3.12) Understanding Futures Margin Requirements
3.13) Understanding Moving Averages
3.14) About Bollinger Bands & How to Set Them
3.15) Understanding Support and Resistance
3.16) Defining Trend, Trade Duration & Number of Contracts Traded
3.17) Explaining Call Options (Short and Long)
3.18) Explaining Put Options (Short and Long)
3.19) Option Collars
3.20) Working Examples of Collaring Positions
3.21) What is the European Central Bank?
3.22) Understanding FX Quote Conventions
3.23) FX Futures Pricing and Basis
3.24) Understanding the FX Delivery & Settlement Process
3.25) Hedging FX Risk
3.26) A Look at FX Exchange For Physical (EFP)
3.27) Futures versus forwards traded on the OTC
3.27) FX Spot Markets vs. Currency Futures

4) Program Structure and Account Opening Procedure

4.1) ATA’s, What They Are and How They Work
4.2) The Fee Structure For This Program
4.3) Defining Overall Risk For Your Account
4.4) Exchanges Traded
4.5) Brokerage Firms
4.6) How Balances Are Guaranteed Plus or Minus Trading
4.7) How To Open An Account

If you have any questions send a message or contact me

Regards,
Peter Knight Advisor

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Today’s Technical Opinion
3 month chart, daily
Futures Quotes
Option Quotes
Historical Data

1) Simplified Trend Qualification Procedure

1.01) If price action is above the red line and red is above blue = long.
1.02) Risk on long positions, if red moves below blue exit the trade.
1.03) If price action is below the red line and red is below blue = short.
1.04) Risk on short positions, if red moves above blue exit the trade.
1.05) Same rules apply for all time periods using 1 hour to weekly bars.
Prices are updated every 10 minutes, if you have questions contact me.

1.06) Today’s Technical Opinion
1.07) 2 day chart, 15 minute data
1.08) 3 day chart, 30 minute
1.09) 5 day chart, 60 minute data
1.10) 10 day chart, 120 minute
1.11) 3 month chart, daily
1.12) 9 month chart, daily
1.13) 1 year chart, weekly
1.14) 3 year chart, weekly
1.15) 7 year Chart, monthly
1.16) 15 year chart, monthly
1.17) 1983- Current Chart
1.18) Ranges & Price Performance
1.19) Support & Resistance
1.10) Barchart Quotes All Deliveries
1.21) Barchart Options Quotes
1.22) CME Futures Quotes All Deliveries
1.23) CME Option Quotes
1.24) Contract Specifications each 0.0001 = $10.00
1.25) Exchange Margin Requirement per 100,000 Australian
1.26) Trading methodology video (using the Euro-FX as the example)
1.27) Premium neutral collars to objectively define risk on every trade
1.28) AUD Collar Spreadsheet

Educational Resources

Futures Options Currencies Indices Interest Rates Metals Energy

2) General Information on Future Contracts and Futures Options

2.1) Futures Educational Videos (60)
2.2) Futures Options Educational Videos (34)

3) Forex Educational Videos

3.1) Basics of the Futures Markets
3.2) Basics of Futures Options
3.3) Fundamentals and FX Futures
3.4) Trading the FX Markets
3.5) Australian Dollar Futures
3.6) British Pound Futures
3.7) Canadian Dollar Futures
3.8) Japanese Yen Futures
3.9) Euro FX Futures
3.10) Introduction to Order Types
3.11) Detailed Description of Order Types With Examples
3.12) Understanding Futures Margin Requirements
3.13) Understanding Moving Averages
3.14) About Bollinger Bands & How to Set Them
3.15) Understanding Support and Resistance
3.16) Defining Trend, Trade Duration & Number of Contracts Traded
3.17) Explaining Call Options (Short and Long)
3.18) Explaining Put Options (Short and Long)
3.19) Option Collars
3.20) Working Examples of Collaring Positions
3.21) What is the European Central Bank?
3.22) Understanding FX Quote Conventions
3.23) FX Futures Pricing and Basis
3.24) Understanding the FX Delivery & Settlement Process
3.25) Hedging FX Risk
3.26) A Look at FX Exchange For Physical (EFP)
3.27) Futures versus forwards traded on the OTC
3.27) FX Spot Markets vs. Currency Futures

4) Program Structure and Account Opening Procedure

4.1) ATA’s, What They Are and How They Work
4.2) The Fee Structure For This Program
4.3) Defining Overall Risk For Your Account
4.4) Exchanges Traded
4.5) Brokerage Firms
4.6) How Balances Are Guaranteed Plus or Minus Trading
4.7) How To Open An Account

If you have any questions send a message or contact me

Regards,
Peter Knight Advisor

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Today’s Technical Opinion
3 month chart, daily
Futures Quotes
Option Quotes
Historical Data

1) Simplified Trend Qualification Procedure

1.01) If price action is above the red line and red is above blue = long.
1.02) Risk on long positions, if red moves below blue exit the trade.
1.03) If price action is below the red line and red is below blue = short.
1.04) Risk on short positions, if red moves above blue exit the trade.
1.05) Same rules apply for all time periods using 1 hour to weekly bars.
Prices are updated every 10 minutes, if you have questions contact me.

1.06)   Today’s Technical Opinion
1.07)   2 day chart, 15 minute data
1.08)   3 day chart, 30 minute
1.09)   5 day chart, 60 minute data
1.10) 10 day chart, 120 minute
1.11) 3 month chart, daily
1.12) 9 month chart, daily
1.13) 1 year chart, weekly
1.14)  3 year chart, weekly
1.15) 7 year Chart, monthly
1.16) 15 year chart, monthly
1.17)1983- Current Chart
1.18) Ranges & Price Performance
1.19) Support & Resistance
1.20) Barchart Quotes All Deliveries
1.21) Barchart Options Quotes
1.22) CME Futures Quotes All Deliveries
1.23) CME Option Quotes
1.24) Contract Specifications each 0.01 = $12.50
1.25) Exchange Margin Requirement per 12,500,000 Yen
1.26) Trading methodology video (using the Euro-FX as the example)
1.27) Premium neutral collars to objectively define risk on every trade
1.28) JPY Collar Spreadsheet

Educational Resources

Futures   Options   Gold & Metals   Stock Indices   Currencies   Interest Rates

2) General Information on Future Contracts and Futures Options

2.1) Futures Educational Videos (60)
2.2) Futures Options Educational Videos (34)

3) Forex Educational Videos

3.1) Basics of the Futures Markets
3.2) Basics of Futures Options
3.3) Fundamentals and FX Futures
3.4) Trading the FX Markets
3.5) Australian Dollar Futures
3.6) British Pound Futures
3.7) Canadian Dollar Futures
3.8) Japanese Yen Futures
3.9) Euro FX Futures
3.10) Introduction to Order Types
3.11) Detailed Description of Order Types With Examples
3.12) Understanding Futures Margin Requirements
3.13) Understanding Moving Averages
3.14) About Bollinger Bands & How to Set Them
3.15) Understanding Support and Resistance
3.16) Defining Trend, Trade Duration & Number of Contracts Traded
3.17) Explaining Call Options (Short and Long)
3.18) Explaining Put Options (Short and Long)
3.19) Option Collars
3.20) Working Examples of Collaring Positions
3.21) What is the European Central Bank?
3.22) Understanding FX Quote Conventions
3.23) FX Futures Pricing and Basis
3.24) Understanding the FX Delivery & Settlement Process
3.25) Hedging FX Risk
3.26) A Look at FX Exchange For Physical (EFP)
3.27) Futures versus forwards traded on the OTC
3.27) FX Spot Markets vs. Currency Futures

4) Program Structure and Account Opening Procedure

4.1) ATA’s, What They Are and How They Work
4.2) The Fee Structure For This Program
4.3) Defining Overall Risk For Your Account
4.4) Exchanges Traded
4.5) Brokerage Firms
4.6) How Balances Are Guaranteed Plus or Minus Trading
4.7) How To Open An Account

If you have any questions send a message or contact me

Regards,
Peter Knight Advisor

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Trend Qualification Procedure

1.1) Chart to initially qualify the trend using an EMA9, if price action is above the red line (EMA9) you’re in an up-trend, below the red line (EMA9) a down-trend.

1.2) Confirm the EMA9 defined trend using these indicators. If the chart in 1.1 and the trend confirmation in 1.2 do not agree stand aside.

1.3) Support & Resistance for setting profit objectives and risk levels, contact me for more information on how we use these.

1.4) Trading methodology video (using the Euro-FX as the example)
1.5) Premium neutral collars to objectively define risk on every trade

 

1.6) 15 year chart using monthly data
1.7) 7 year chart, monthly Data
1.8) 3 year chart, weekly data
1.9) 1 year chart, weekly data
1.10) 9 month chart, daily data
1.11) 3 month chart, daily data
1.12) 5 day chart 60 minute data
1.13) 1 day chart, 10 minute data
1.14) Today’s Technical Opinion
1.15) Ranges & Price Performance
1.16) Support & Resistance
1.17) Barchart Quotes, All Deliveries
1.18) Barchart Options Quotes
1.19) CME Futures Quotes, All Deliveries
1.20) CME Option Quotes
1.21) Contract Specifications each 0.01 = $12.50
1.22) Exchange Margin Requirement per 125,000 Euro FX
1.23) EUR Collar Spreadsheet

 

 

 

Today’s Technical Opinion
3 month chart, daily
Futures Quotes
Option Quotes
Historical Data

1) Simplified Trend Qualification Procedure

1.01) If price action is above the red line and red is above blue = long.
1.02) Risk on long positions, if red moves below blue exit the trade.
1.03) If price action is below the red line and red is below blue = short.
1.04) Risk on short positions, if red moves above blue exit the trade.
1.05) Same rules apply for all time periods using 1 hour to weekly bars.
Prices are updated every 10 minutes, if you have questions contact me.

1.06)  Today’s Technical Opinion
1.07)   2 day chart, 15 minute data
1.08)   3 day chart, 30 minute
1.09)   5 day chart, 60 minute data
1.10) 10 day chart 120 minute
1.11) 3 month chart, daily
1.12) 9 month chart, daily
1.13) 1 year chart, weekly
1.14)  3 year chart, weekly
1.15) 7 year Chart, monthly
1.16) 15 year chart using monthly data
1.17) 1983- Current Chart
1.18) Ranges & Price Performance
1.19) Support & Resistance
1.20) Barchart Quotes, All Deliveries
1.21) Barchart Options Quotes
1.22) CME Futures Quotes, All Deliveries
1.23) CME Option Quotes
1.24) Contract Specifications each 0.01 = $12.50
1.25) Exchange Margin Requirement per 125,000 Euro FX
1.26) Premium neutral collars to objectively define risk
1.27) Trading methodology video (Euro-FX as the example)
1.28) EUR Collar Spreadsheet

Educational Resources

Futures   Options   Currencies   Indices   Interest Rates   Metals   Energy

2) General Information on Future Contracts and Futures Options

2.1) Futures Educational Videos (60)
2.2) Futures Options Educational Videos (34)

3) Forex Educational Videos

3.1) Basics of the Futures Markets
3.2) Basics of Futures Options
3.3) Fundamentals and FX Futures
3.4) Trading the FX Markets
3.5) Australian Dollar Futures
3.6) British Pound Futures
3.7) Canadian Dollar Futures
3.8) Japanese Yen Futures
3.9) Euro FX Futures
3.10) Introduction to Order Types
3.11) Detailed Description of Order Types With Examples
3.12) Understanding Futures Margin Requirements
3.13) Understanding Moving Averages
3.14) About Bollinger Bands & How to Set Them
3.15) Understanding Support and Resistance
3.16) Defining Trend, Trade Duration & Number of Contracts Traded
3.17) Explaining Call Options (Short and Long)
3.18) Explaining Put Options (Short and Long)
3.19) Option Collars
3.20) Working Examples of Collaring Positions
3.21) What is the European Central Bank?
3.22) Understanding FX Quote Conventions
3.23) FX Futures Pricing and Basis
3.24) Understanding the FX Delivery & Settlement Process
3.25) Hedging FX Risk
3.26) A Look at FX Exchange For Physical (EFP)
3.27) Futures versus forwards traded on the OTC
3.27) FX Spot Markets vs. Currency Futures

4) Program Structure and Account Opening Procedure

4.1) ATA’s, What They Are and How They Work
4.2) The Fee Structure For This Program
4.3) Defining Overall Risk For Your Account
4.4) Exchanges Traded
4.5) Brokerage Firms
4.6) How Balances Are Guaranteed Plus or Minus Trading
4.7) How To Open An Account

If you have questions send us a message or schedule an online review .

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Today’s technical opinion
3 month chart, daily
Futures Quotes
Options Quotes

1) Simplified Trend Qualification Procedure

1.01) If price action is above the red line and red is above blue = long.
1.02) Risk on long positions, if red moves below blue exit the trade.
1.03) If price action is below the red line and red is below blue = short.
1.04) Risk on short positions, if red moves above blue exit the trade.
1.05) Same rules apply for all time periods using 1 hour to weekly bars.
Prices are updated every 10 minutes, if you have questions contact me.

2) Quotes, Charts & Analysis

2.01) Today’s technical opinion
2.02) 5 day chart, 15 minute data
2.03) 5 day chart, 30 minute
2.04) 5 day chart, 60 minute data
2.05) 10 day chart, 120 minute
2.06) 3 month chart, daily
2.07) 9 month chart, daily
2.08) 1 year chart, weekly
2.09) 3 year chart, weekly
2.10) 7 year chart, monthly
2.11) 15 year chart, monthly
2.12) 2000 – current chart
2.12) Ranges & price performance
2.13) Support & resistance
2.14) Futures Quotes
2.15) Options Quotes
2.16) Exchange = ICE
2.17) Contract Specifications
2.19) Exchange Margin Requirements

Educational Resources

Futures Options Currencies Indices Interest Rates Metals Energy

3) General Information on Futures and Futures Options

3.01) Futures Educational Videos (60)
3.02) Futures Options Educational Videos (34)

4) Stock Index Educational Videos

4.01) What is a Futures contract?
4.02) What is an Equity Index Futures
4.03) About S&P Futures and Contract Specifications
4.04) Definition of Margin
4.05) The Benefits of Futures Margins
4.06) Fundamentals and Equity Index Futures
4.07) Who Uses Equity Index Products?
4.08) Why Trade Futures instead of ETFs?
4.09) Hedging and Risk Management for Equity Index Futures
4.10 Trading Opportunities in Equity Index Futures
4.11) Other Opportunities in Equity Index Futures
4.12) How to Trade Select Sectors
4.13) Explaining Call Options (Short and Long)
4.14) Explaining Put Options (Short and Long)
4.15) Trading Options During Economic Events
4.16 Option Collars what they are and the basics of how they work
4.17) Working Example of Collaring a Position
4.18) Equity Index Daily & Final Settlement
4.19) Rolling an Equity Position Using Spreads
4.20) What is Equity Index Basis?
4.21) Equity Index Notional Value and Price
4.22) The Importance of Depth (Volume)
4.23) Equity Intermarket Spreads
4.24) Implied Liquidity in Select Sector Futures
4.25) Influence of Pricing on the Option for Equity Traders
4.26) Why Options on Futures Gives Added Benefit of Diversifying Risk
4.27) Alpha/Beta and Portable Alpha
4.28) Cash Equitization – Cash Drag in the Cross Hairs
4.29) Transition Management using Stock Index Futures
4.31) Beta Replication and Smart Beta
4.31) Additional Educational Information on Stock Indices

4) 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 questions send a message or contact me.

Regards,
Peter Knight Advisor

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3 month chart, daily
Futures quotes
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1) Simplified Trend Qualification Procedure

1.01) If price action is above the red line and red is above blue = long.
1.02) Risk on long positions, if red moves below blue exit the trade.
1.03) If price action is below the red line and red is below blue = short.
1.04) Risk on short positions, if red moves above blue exit the trade.
1.05) Same rules apply for all time periods using 1 hour to weekly bars.
Prices are updated every 10 minutes, if you have questions contact me.

2) Quotes, Charts & Analysis

2.01) Today’s technical opinion
2.02) 3 month chart, daily
2.03) 9 month chart, daily
2.04) 1 year chart, weekly
2.05)  3 year chart, weekly
2.06) Life of contract, monthly
2.07) Ranges & price performance
2.08) Support & resistance
2.09) Exchange ASX
2.10) Futures quotes
2.11) Contract specifications
2.12) Margin requirements
2.13) More on margin

Educational Resources

Futures Options Currencies Indices Interest Rates Metals Energy

3) General Information on Futures and Futures Options

3.01) Futures Educational Videos (60)
3.02) Futures Options Educational Videos (34)

4) Stock Index Educational Videos

4.01) What is a Futures contract?
4.02) What is an Equity Index Futures
4.03) About S&P Futures and Contract Specifications
4.04) Definition of Margin
4.05) The Benefits of Futures Margins
4.06) Fundamentals and Equity Index Futures
4.07) Who Uses Equity Index Products?
4.08) Why Trade Futures instead of ETFs?
4.09) Hedging and Risk Management for Equity Index Futures
4.10 Trading Opportunities in Equity Index Futures
4.11) Other Opportunities in Equity Index Futures
4.12) How to Trade Select Sectors
4.13) Explaining Call Options (Short and Long)
4.14) Explaining Put Options (Short and Long)
4.15) Trading Options During Economic Events
4.16 Option Collars what they are and the basics of how they work
4.17) Working Example of Collaring a Position
4.18) Equity Index Daily & Final Settlement
4.19) Rolling an Equity Position Using Spreads
4.20) What is Equity Index Basis?
4.21) Equity Index Notional Value and Price
4.22) The Importance of Depth (Volume)
4.23) Equity Intermarket Spreads
4.24) Implied Liquidity in Select Sector Futures
4.25) Influence of Pricing on the Option for Equity Traders
4.26) Why Options on Futures Gives Added Benefit of Diversifying Risk
4.27) Alpha/Beta and Portable Alpha
4.28) Cash Equitization – Cash Drag in the Cross Hairs
4.29) Transition Management using Stock Index Futures
4.31) Beta Replication and Smart Beta
4.31) Additional Educational Information on Stock Indices

4) 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 questions contact me.

Regards,
Peter Knight Advisor

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