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Trading Tools
There are a wide variety of tools that traders use to trade futures. The most common of the trading tools is the price chart. A price chart simply plots the price of a specific futures contract. There are various types of price charts: bar, candlestick, and line. Bar charts consist of individual bars representing each trading session. The high and low of the bar indicates the session's high and low price, with a horizontal bar marking the close. Candlestick charts are a variation of bar charts. Line charts just plot the closing price with no intraday action displayed. Stochastic oscillators are another of the common trading tools. Stochastic oscillators are complex mathematical equations that measure a contract's price against price history for a select number of days. Traders believe stochastic oscillators indicate "overbought" and "oversold" conditions. Stochastic oscillators can be created to cover any number of trading sessions. In reality this is no better than reading tea leaves or divining the meaning of eyes of newt. The Common Flaw of Trading Tools
Trading tools all have one common flaw: they try to predict the future. Whether you are using charts or a stochastic analysis, you are trying to identify where the market is going by where it has been. The simple truth is, it can't be done consistently enough to be successful at trading futures. Futures contracts carry too much risk to rely on faulty trading tools for successful trading. The only real way to win at trading futures is to have a system that never loses and does not rely on the market's direction. A system that does not rely on the market's direction will not need to predict the future. Combine that with a system that will never lose and you have successful trading just waiting to happen. This is exactly the type of system we developed over five years ago. In our e-book, Trading Futures: Only One Way To Win, you will learn how to use our system to successfully trade futures. The approach is simple: trade closely related contracts in the correct ratios. This enables you to generate predictable price oscillations that move independently of the market, allowing you to continuously "buy low" and "sell high" your way to financial freedom.
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