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Here is a recap of the “Data Feed Trade” from December 2020. The “Data Feed Trade” is a strategy to collect premium once a month to offset your monthly exchange data fees. You can read all of the details of this strategy in the following article. Paying Exchange Market Data Fees Every Month? DON’T! The… Read more.
Here is a recap of the “Data Feed Trade” from January 2020. The “Data Feed Trade” is a strategy to collect premium once a month to offset your monthly exchange data fees. You can read all of the details of this strategy in the following article. Paying Exchange Market Data Fees Every Month? DON’T! In… Read more.
Here is a recap of the “Data Feed Trade” from October 2019. The “Data Feed Trade” is a strategy to collect premium once a month to offset your monthly exchange data fees. You can read all of the details of this strategy in the following article. Paying Exchange Market Data Fees Every Month? DON’T! The… Read more.
Here is a recap of the “Data Feed Trade” from August 2019. The “Data Feed Trade” is a strategy to collect premium once a month to offset your monthly exchange data fees. You can read all of the details of this strategy in the following article. Paying Exchange Market Data Fees Every Month? DON’T! On… Read more.
If you are paying the CME and ICE data feed charges, don’t. Use my strategy and let the markets cover the expense. Continue reading to learn how you can follow this monthly strategy for your trading account.
A cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange using cryptography to secure transactions, control creation, and verify transactions. The first such cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, was introduced in 2009. In 2017, the exchanges launched a Bitcoin futures contract. The CBOE contract launched on Sunday, December 10, while the CME contract launched on Monday, December 18.
After a market becomes parabolic on news or events, unfounded or not, it may not necessarily retrace to prior price levels. Or at least retrace even in the expected timeframe. There may be actual underlying fundamental or technical reasons for such a move that comes to light in the after math. However, if you can identify low cost and low risk opportunities you may be able to take advantage of a potential retracement. Look no further than the recent hurricane season.
The precious metal Gold is a “flight from risk” asset. It is valuable, it is tangible, and it is universally accepted. Capital flows into the physical product, as well as the futures contract, in times of uncertainty.
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