Swing Trader’s Insight

About Swing Trader’s Insight

From the Publisher, Scott Hoffman

Swing Trader’s Insight is a daily email futures trading advisory. It is based on the Taylor Trading Technique and other trading methods that I learned from Linda Bradford Raschke back in the 1990s.

The methods and insights of STI can help you:

• Anticipate a market’s likely direction of movement for the upcoming trading session
• Identify markets that are set up for potential explosive breakout moves
• Find trades with good risk to reward ratios
• Have the discipline and patience to wait for good setups and trade them when the market does what you anticipate. This gives you the confidence to act when the market starts to do what you expected.

Your Swing Trader’s Insight trial includes:

• Two weeks of the Swing Trader’s Insight newsletter, delivered to your email inbox nightly. STI covers 23 futures markets, giving you a “heads up” for markets’ likely direction for the upcoming session. It also highlights markets that are set up for potentially explosive breakout moves
• The STI morning watch list, which gives a synopsis of overnight developments and updated trade ideas based on overnight activity.
• The Swing Trader’s Insight user’s guide; which explains the STI trading methodologies and how to apply them, along with definitions of the terms and acronyms used.

Whatever your experience level, I look forward helping you learn how STI can make you a more successful, confident and independent futures trader.

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Recent Posts from Swing Trader’s Insight

October 10 – Breakout Trade in the eMini SP (10/10/2018) - The stock index futures had breakout setups for today. For the eMini S&P, the patterns that told us to look for a breakout trade were a doji bar and NR4 (narrowest range of the previous four sessions. These patterns indicated that on Tuesday traders didn’t want to commit to buying higher or selling lower; this… Read more.

October 8 – Taylor Trading Sell Short Day in eMini SP Futures (10/8/2018) - The eMini S&P futures were on the Sell Short day of the Taylor Trading Technique cycle today. Trending markets are a double edged sword for the TTT – they are the kind of markets we want to participate in however they often show only shallow retracements against the trend, which can make it challenging to… Read more.

July 17 – Taylor Trading Buy day in eMini SP (7/17/2018) - In today’s Swing Trader’s Insight I suggested we look to buy the eMini S&P futures. They were on the Buy day of the Taylor Trading Technique (TTT) cycle; this gave us both a directional bias to anticipate today as well as a specific entry setup to look for. Monday was the Sell Short day of… Read more.

July 13 – Breakout Sale in Soybeans (7/13/2018) - In this morning’s comment for Swing Trader’s Insight I wrote that I would look to short the November soybean futures if they broke the Thursday low. I try to get the morning comment out as early as possible. For this reason I don’t provide a lot of detail there; I thought I’d explain the setup… Read more.

June 18- Taylor Trading Buy Day in eMini SP (6/18/2018) - In this morning’s note for Swing Trader’s Insight, I said we should look for a Taylor Trading Buy day for the eMini S&P futures. Early session weakness was a good buying opportunity and the market saw a good rally today. In last night’s Swing Trader’s Insight I was more cautious. Friday was a doji bar… Read more.

June 6- Breakout Trades In Soybeans and the eMini SP (6/6/2018) - Both the eMini S&Ps and the soybeans had breakout setups today. The soybeans made a modest move. The eMinis were a bigger mover; I missed the early entry but found a decent trade this afternoon. Soybeans had a breakout setup after yesterday’s doji bar and NR4 formations. Normally we would wait for a break below… Read more.

About Scott Hoffman

Scott serves as an educator and mentor for new traders, and as a trading partner and ally for experienced traders. The breadth and depth of Scott’s knowledge make him the “go to guy” for both retail and institutional traders. Read more.