
Twitter It!Executive Overview: QST is a revolutionary futures trading application that combines comprehensive, fast and flexible order entry/order management with world-class charting and analytics, real-time quotes and news. Order entry is pervasive throughout QST. From virtually any screen, you can enter and manage orders and fills. Integrated paper trading allows users to learn to use [...]
Read more »Twitter It!I had a customer that had phoned me today, who have asked me, “Why my broker who trades the same futures trading system, had different results than you?” Well….”besides the fact that he runs your system on the same computer that he annoys his prospects, twits his life’s “adventures”,IMs all his buddies where to [...]
Read more »Twitter It! By Jake Bernstein – Excerpt from his weekly commodity newsletter A few months ago I presented a Webinar entitled “The Coming Commodity Crash”. At that time commodity prices were soaring above and beyond anything that had ever been seen. The rallies were massive and entirely out of proportion with reality. I cited several reasons [...]
Read more »Twitter It!If you have been a subscriber to one of my services, a seminar or webinar attendee, or a mentoring student then you know that one of the 5 major market tools I use is seasonality. I have been researching, using, teaching and writing about seasonals since the early 1970’s. I believe that I have [...]
Read more »Twitter It! Drawdowns as defined by Investopedia are the peak-to-trough decline during a specific record period of an investment, fund or commodity. A drawdown is usually quoted as the percentage between the peak and the trough. However what I wanted to address is why drawdowns occur and how they affect traders and investors psychologically. First [...]
Read more »Twitter It!By Jake Bernstein www.trade-futures.com There are many things about traders that never cease to amaze me. Some traders never seem to learn from their mistakes. Some traders continue to do the same stupid things over and over. Some traders keep throwing good money to bad money. And what’s even worse is that they KNOW [...]
Read more »Twitter It!Q: Do you feel that speculation has played a major role in the recent skyrocketing price moves in energy and agricultural commodity futures? or are food and gas prices rising because of other factors? A: When Corn was at $2.00 a bushel and oil was trading at $20, were these prices based on fundamentals? [...]
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