New Ways To Profit From Seasonal And Weekly Price Patterns

In this video you'll learn how to find seasonal and weekly price patterns that have high odds of continuing in the future and how to use these patterns alone or in combination with other trading techniques to generate higher profits.

Learn what rigorous computer testing reveals about the profitability of commonly used and accepted seasonal trading techniques. Find out why price patterns found in the conventional way often fail to continue into the future. See how to use market characteristics to improve the reliability of seasonal and weekly patterns.

WATCH NOW: New Ways to Profit from Seasonal and Weekly Price Patterns

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The INOTV Team

Weekly Futures Recap With Mike Seery

We've asked Michael Seery of SEERYFUTURES.COM to give our INO readers a weekly recap of the Futures market. He has been Senior Analyst for close to 15 years and has extensive knowledge of all of the commodity and option markets.

Michael frequently appears on multiple business networks including Bloomberg news, Fox Business, CNBC Worldwide, CNN Business, and Bloomberg TV. He is also a guest on First Business, which is a national and internationally syndicated business show.

Crude Oil Futures

Crude oil futures in the January contract are trading below their 20 and 100 day moving average telling you that the short-term trend is to the downside settling in New York last Friday at 41.90 a barrel while currently trading at 42.40 up around 50 cents for the trading week as prices have been going sideways recently improving the chart structure dramatically. At the current time I’m not involved in this market, but it sure looks to me that lower prices are ahead as the U.S dollar hit 100 this morning putting pressure on the precious metals and the energy sector once again despite the fact that rig counts hit a 6 year low meaning that we should be producing less oil which should prop up prices, however at the current time worldwide inventories are massive. Continue reading "Weekly Futures Recap With Mike Seery"

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Saving The Best For Last

I have two important lessons for you today. The fifth and sixth lessons in the Traders Whiteboard series are perhaps the most overlooked aspects to successful trading. Lesson 5 delves into how important it is to have a game plan for all your trades. Look upon a game plan as you would look upon a compass to guide you through a forest. The use of a game plan in trading is extraordinarily important and this lesson will show you why.

Lesson six explains how the markets really work and how moves are formed and developed. I call this lesson "The Irrefutable Laws Of The Market". I want this lesson to be the last lesson in this 6 part series simply because I thought the other five lessons were more important to master before understanding a more esoteric view of the market. Continue reading "Saving The Best For Last"

What To Do In Any Market Scenario

Hello traders everywhere. It would appear as though the holidays are already here with very thin trading and very little action in yesterday's market. Sometimes when markets are in this mode, you have to be extra careful because volatility can kick in at any moment and drive a market sharply higher or lower because of lower trading volume.

I'm going to continue the same theme today as yesterday with two more trading lessons from the "Traders Whiteboard Series".

Let's take a look at what you're going to learn in today's lessons. In lesson 3, I am going to share with you the type of technical tools you should be using to trade in markets that are moving up, down or sideways. I think you will find this lesson very helpful in quickly showing you which technical tools to use and when.

In lesson 4, I am going to be looking at money management and stops. Recently the New York Stock Exchange announced that they would no longer accept stop orders to protect capital. I think this is a big mistake, however I think it was implemented because of the high frequency trading that has been hitting on all the orders. Personally I think it is a mistake to deprive investors of a way to protect their capital, however there are many other exchanges that do accept stop loss orders to protect your capital. You will also learn about the art of money management in lesson 4.

Here are today's two featured lessons: Continue reading "What To Do In Any Market Scenario"