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

April 5- Sell Short Day in a Strong Market for Emini S&P (4/5/2018) - In last night’s edition of Swing Trader’s Insight, my comment for the EMini S&P was “exit breakout buys. Taylor Trading sell Short day”. Wednesday’s big recovery was a breakout rally (I wrote about that HERE); this meant we could expect a Taylor Trading Sell Short day for Thursday, a day earlier than normal in the… Read more.

April 4 EMini SP- Two Breakout Trades in One! (4/4/2018) - Last night I suspected the EMini S&P had a breakout setup for Wednesday. It wasn’t a clear cut breakout setup so I thought I’d watch the overnight action to see if things were more definitive this morning. There was, in fact, a large downside breakout move last night as the Chinese announced a list of… Read more.

April 2- Taylor Trading Sell Short Day in Soybean Futures (4/2/2018) - Friday saw the USDA release its estimate of planted acreage for US corn and soybeans for 2018. Soybeans has a breakout setup ahead of the report and then saw a strong rally after the USDA forecast showed they expect lower soybean acreage this year. That breakout rally was a good trade opportunity; I wrote a… Read more.

March 29 – Post Report Breakout Trade in Soybeans (3/29/2018) - The end of March Plantings Intentions and Grain Stocks reports from the USDA are an unofficial kickoff to the US growing season. As acreage has a large effect on the size of the crop, this report often is the catalyst for large market moves. That ended up being the case today. Soybeans had sold off… Read more.

March 14 – Sell Short Day in May Soybeans (3/14/2018) - In last night’s edition of Swing Trader’s Insight I labeled the May soybeans as having a Taylor Trading Sell Short day for Wednesday. In this morning’s note for STI I reiterated the Sell Short day call; that signal worked well today. This week was a good example of how the rhythm of the Taylor Trading… Read more.

March 9 – Breakout Buy in EMini SP (3/9/2018) - In last night’s edition of Swing Trader’s Insight I labeled the EMini S&P (among many markets) as having a breakout setup for today. From a chart standpoint the ES had a breakout setup because Thursday was an NR7 day. From a market psychology standpoint it was logical to look for a breakout move today if… 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.