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Learning to Trade Commodity Futures

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Articles on Learning to Trade Commodity Futures

Article 1 - Assigning Risk
In you your E-zine, you assign a risk level of Low, Moderate, High to the trades. How do you determine the risk level of these trades?

Article 2 - Brokers
 Whether you ultimately decide to go with a full service, discount, or electronic brokerage when choosing a broker you need consider more than just the commission price.

Article 3 - Support and Resistance Lines
 Here is a picture of the current lumber market showing just a few of the many possible support and resistance lines. Which lines would you consider to be the most important? Why?

Article 4 - Whipsaws
 “Whipsaw” is a word that strikes fear into the heart of every trader. The smaller your account the more afraid of being whipsawed you are likely to be.

Article 5 - Trading The Dow
Trading the Dow Jones with Tom Loge'

Stay tuned, more trading articles to follow.
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