Stopped out of the Orange Juice futures contract for a profit. Working an order to sell the Spring Wheat futures contract.

Stopped out of the Orange Juice futures contract for a profit. Working an order to sell the Spring Wheat futures contract.
Trailed the stop loss to lock in gains Purchased the OJ futures contract and trailed the stop loss to lock in gains. Stopped out of the Corn and Canadian Dollar contracts for profit. the Canadian Dollar position. Sold the Corn contract and already lowered the stop loss to reduce the initial risk.
Target triggered on the OJ contract, but stopped out of the British Pound contract. Entered a new short position in the Canadian Dollar. Working an order to sell the Euro currency contract.
Shorted the Orange Juice and Britsh Pound futures contracts this week.
Beyond the Spotlight is a weekly video released on Mondays that spotlights two or three markets that may become trading opportunities for the week ahead. This enables you as a subscriber of the Trade Spotlight advisory service to look ahead with us, while potentially creating additional trading opportunities for yourself. The week’s video linked below… Read more.
Beyond the Spotlight is a weekly video released on Mondays that spotlights two or three markets that may become trading opportunities for the week ahead. This enables you as a subscriber of the Trade Spotlight advisory service to look ahead with us, while potentially creating additional trading opportunities for yourself. The week’s video linked below… Read more.
Still long the Live Cattle contract. Adjusted the stop loss several times to lock in profit. Stopped in and out of the Orange Juice contract for a loss.
by Brian Cullen
Dead cat bounce? After initially breaking through the trendline, Orange Juice made an attempt to climb back above it Monday and Tuesday…
by Chris Trant
The 1983, Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd’s film, “Trading Places”, is a hilarious account of the ups and downs of the commodity futures market. Randolph Duke, Senior Partner of an established commodity brokerage firm, explains to Billy Ray Valentine (Eddie Murphy) just what exactly commodities are and how they are traded: “Now, what are commodities?… Read more.
by John Payne
There are some pretty significant differences between the futures markets and the equities markets. The first big difference is the trading hours: the futures markets trade 23 hours a day for most markets versus an 8:30 AM (central time) open and a 3:00 PM close in the equities markets. The second difference is the ease… Read more.