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Intraday Trading of Grain Futures and Corn Futures
nirofree replied to futurebondtrader's topic in Futures
Indeed, soybeans, wheat and corn are the most volatile. In my opinion, corn is the most flat contract. In some periods, the wheat has some massive moves the overcomes the beans, but you have to know these markets very well before actually trade them... Good luck. Niro -
Hi, I think that what one defines as "preparations" is the corner stone of this discussion. I for once, always prepare myself before the open, and my preparations does not include anything special but the market bias, basic ranges of the commodities I intend to trade, and obvious support/resistance levels. But as the day evolves and I am on the hunt for a good trade, I will change my plan and views if the market will dictate it, and will not be bound to a rigid pre-planning that might go against me. What I am trying to say is, that pre-planning are important, and defiantly give the trader some focus before the day begins, but I think that when the action begins, it will take more than pre-planning to succeed. Cheers, Niro
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Introduce Yourself Here - Don't Be Shy!!
nirofree replied to trading4life's topic in Beginners Forum
Hi all, I am Niro, and my trading experience was choppy and unstable for the last 8 years. During these years I have tried and traded stocks and futures. I have tried many methods and made a lot of mistakes until I have come to terms with one trading method and especially with myself. I trade only grains futures, wheat to be exact, and I use 2 min clean charts. My main practice is pullback & breakouts, and I am doing ok but I feel that I am only at the beginning of my journey.