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March 31, 2015
Join us on April 16th for a live online trading seminar!
Join us on April 16th for a live online seminar!
When: April 16, 2015 4:30 pm Eastern
Where: Online
How: Click here to register for this complimentary event
An Alternative Look at the Trading Game Plan:
Carley Garner, commodities analyst, broker and author of "A Trader's First Book on Commodities," discusses the
challenges of system trading, the necessity of human intervention in trading, choosing the right trading vehicle for you, timing, and risk-reward management. Join us to discuss:• “Trade” a trading system?
• Trend trading vs. swing trading
• Seasonal, technical, and fundamental analysis
• Risk management
• Trading size
• Options, futures, or both?
Click here to register for this complimentary event
*THERE IS SUBSTANTIAL RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING FUTURES AND OPTIONS!
DeCarley Trading (a division of Zaner)
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*THERE IS SUBSTANTIAL RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING FUTURES AND OPTIONS.
March 25, 2015
Premium collection income strategy, credit spreads
Option Selling with, or without, Insurance?
In today's markets, naked option sellers have been searching for alternative methods of collecting premium. However, the debate is still out on whether credit spread trading fairs better in the long run. View video below to learn about the advantages and disadvantages to option selling with insurance, and to determine whether or not this is the strategy for you.
Key points covered in this presentation:
* What is a credit spread and/or an Iron Condor?
* What is a calendar option spread?
* What are the advantages of using credit spreads, condors, and calendar spreads?
* In what scenarios do credit spreads make the most sense?
* The opportunity cost of using credit spreads
* BE calculations and margin comparisons
* Understanding the REAL risk of trading credit spreads and condors
* Determining whether or not credit spread trading is for you
DeCarley Trading (a Division of Zaner)
www.ATradersFirstBookonCommodities.com
1-866-790-TRADE(8723)
info@decarleytrading.com
*There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures and options!
March 20, 2015
Carley Garner and Jim Cramer analyze the S&P
Jim Cramer's "Off the Charts" segment on CNBC's Mad Money used Carley Garner's S&P analysis on the March 19th show!"An important factor to take into consideration is the strong floor of support that the S&P has at 2040. Garner thinks that as long as the market stays above this floor of support, we are good to go." ~ Jim Cramer
Click here to check out the text archive of the March 19th Mad Money segment featuring DeCarley analysis!
DeCarley Trading works hard to provide clients with quality insight into the markets. One of our recent issues of the DeCarley Perspective focused on this topic was featured on CNBC's Mad Money on March 19th. The DeCarley Perspective is a publication distributed exclusively to DeCarley's brokerage clients. If you are interested in being part of the loop, open a trading account today!
DeCarley Perspective newsletter emailed to our brokerage clients and used on the Mad Money show:
If you haven't already enjoyed a trial of DeCarley Trading newsletters, you can
register here.
If you would like to open an account to trade via one of our state-of-the-art trading platforms, or with an experienced broker, click here.
DeCarley Trading (a division of Zaner)
info@decarleytrading.com
www.DeCarleyTrading.com
www.ATradersfirstbookoncommodities.com
1-866-790-TRADE(8723)
@carleygarner
*There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures, options and FOREX!
March 3, 2015
Use market correlations to better your odds in trading
Click here to read about inter-market relationships!
Last month, we initiated the discussion of inter-market relationships focusing on the currency market’s influence over commodity prices (if you missed it, you will find it here. Let’s turn our attention to the relationships that exist between various asset classes; some of the conclusions from data will likely go against conventional wisdom.
Stocks and bonds can go up and down together
The oldest adage in the finance industry is, “Stocks up, bonds down”. The quip stems from conventional theory suggesting there are two primary investment vehicles available to the main-stream investor, stocks and bonds. In essence, these two asset classes are assumed to be fighting for the same limited amount of investment dollars. Accordingly, if one is in favor, the other is out of favor, and vice versa. Thus, many assume that if the stock market is going up, investors are selling their Treasury holdings to purchase stocks. Therefore, Treasury bonds should head lower when stocks are moving higher.
The aforementioned theory hasn’t necessarily been in play in recent years. There are several explanations that attempt to describe the disconnect from history, but here are the two that stick out in our minds:
Click here to continue reading this article on TraderPlanet...
DeCarley Trading
1-866-790-TRADE(8723)
info@decarleytrading.com
www.DeCarleyTrading.com
www.ATradersFirstBookonCommodities.com
*There is substantial risk is trading futures and options!
February 3, 2015
Use inter-market relationships to better your odds in trading
Click here to read about inter-market relationships!
It is naive to assume that seemingly unrelated markets move independent of each other. The financial and commodity markets are littered with relationships that might be helpful for those attempting to speculate on price changes. Further, simply assuming that the historical relationship you once read about in college textbooks is consistently valid is a mistake. At the hands of government intervention, the relationship between many markets has morphed into something unrecognizable to seasoned traders.
Why seemingly unrelated assets are tied together
FOREX traders are familiar with the concept of trading assets in pairs, but the majority of traders don’t necessarily think of asset transactions as pairs trading. However, perhaps they should. Every transaction we make in the financial markets, or in daily life, involves two assets.
It is only possible to purchase a security, or an item, by giving up something else. Further, the item being purchased only has value relative to the asset being forfeited. For example, when you buy a loaf of bread at the grocery store you agree to “sell” dollars to acquire bread. In other words, you are buying bread and selling dollars. The store, on the other hand, is selling bread and “buying” dollars. Keep in mind that we have no way of measuring the value of a loaf of bread without comparing it to the dollar, or some other currency.
In review, when speculators buy a commodity they are essentially selling the dollar to acquire the asset. Accordingly, changes in currency pricing can, and do, have a significant impact on other asset values. Nonetheless, there are an infinite number of other factors determining the market price of an asset; unfortunately, it isn’t as simple as assuming a higher greenback will automatically force all dollar-denominated assets lower but it is definitely something to keep tabs on. Read more on TraderPlanet...
Click here to read about inter-market relationships!
DeCarley Trading
www.ATradersFirstBookonCommodities.com
info@decarleytrading.com
1-866-790-TRADE(8723)
January 20, 2015
Day Trading Tips and Tricks with Barchart Trader
Joins us for a complimentary webinar to discuss day trading tips and tricks with Barchart!What: Webinar
When: Wednesday January 21st @ 4:30 Eastern
How: Click here to register for this event
Traders are often attracted to the allure of day trading. After all, closing positions at the end of the day provides small accounts access to leveraged markets with very little cash on hand. In addition, day traders have the luxury of knowing catastrophic events occurring while they are sleeping will have no impact on the value of their trading account. However, these luxuries come with strings and day trading is arguably one of the most difficult strategies to employ successfully... but with challenge comes potential reward. Accordingly, before choosing day trading as your weapon of choice, you must fully understand the potential pitfalls and have a keen understanding of market tendencies. Join us for a discussion on the do's and don'ts of day trading in which the following topics are discussed:
• Mental aspects of day trading
• Day trading margin
• Always use stops?
• Be aware of market volatility and know the consequences
• Position sizing
• Price averaging
• Day trader's toolbox
• Counter-trend or trend-following?
• Considering commission
• Common trader pitfalls
Click here to register for this event
DeCarley Trading
info@decarleytrading.com
1-866-790-TRADE(8723)
*THERE IS SUBSTANTIAL RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING FUTURES AND OPTIONS!
January 14, 2015
DeCarley T-Bond Chart Analysis on Mad Money on CNBC
Jim Cramer's "Off the Charts" segment on CNBC's Mad Money used Carley Garner's Treasury and U.S. Dollar analysis was used on the January 13th show!"We could soon see a major decline in the dollar and the price of U.S. Treasuries, which would translate directly into a significant rebound in interest rates. That would be a very big deal." ~ Jim Cramer
DeCarley Trading works hard to provide clients with quality insight into the markets. One of our recent issues of the DeCarley Perspective focused on this topic was featured on CNBC's Mad Money on January 13th. The DeCarley Perspective is a publication distributed exclusively to DeCarley's brokerage clients. If you are interested in being part of the loop, open a trading account today!
Click here to check out the video archive of the January 13th Mad Money segment featuring DeCarley analysis.
DeCarley Perspective newsletter emailed to our brokerage clients and used on the Mad Money show:
If you haven't already enjoyed a trial of DeCarley Trading newsletters, you can
register here.
If you would like to open an account to trade via one of our state-of-the-art trading platforms, or with an experienced broker, click here.
DeCarley Trading
info@decarleytrading.com
www.DeCarleyTrading.com
www.ATradersfirstbookoncommodities.com
1-866-790-TRADE(8723)
@carleygarner
*There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures, options and FOREX!
December 19, 2014
Buy the Hightower Report Commodity Trading Guide
The Hightower Report Commodity Trading Guide for 2017 is now on sale!Featuring
Futures and Options Expiration Dates
Ten Years of Supply and Demand Tables
Government & Industry Report Dates
All-Time Contract High and Low Prices
Global Crop Calendars
Over 350 Charts & Graphs
Traders’ Glossary
Contract Specifications
Where else can you find this much information & analysis on the futures and options markets in one place?
Click here to purchase this valuable commodity trading resource today!
Buy the Hightower Report Commodity Trading Guide
The Hightower Report Commodity Trading Guide for 2015 is now on sale!Featuring
Futures and Options Expiration Dates
Ten Years of Supply and Demand Tables
Government & Industry Report Dates
All-Time Contract High and Low Prices
Global Crop Calendars
Over 350 Charts & Graphs
Traders’ Glossary
Contract Specifications
Where else can you find this much information & analysis in one place?
Click here to purchase this valuable commodity trading resource today!
December 17, 2014
Recognized for Best Futures Brokerage Service
We are honored to have DeCarley Trading recognized by TraderPlanet in the "Best Brokerage Service" for 2014!DeCarley Trading works tirelessly to provide superior futures and options brokerage services for traders of all types and sizes at competitive rates. We are humbled, and ecstatic, to be recognized for our efforts in the 2014 Trader Planet STAR awards.
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Click here to open a trading account with DeCarley to find out for yourself why we were nominated for best broker!
DeCarley Trading (a division of Zaner Group)
www.DeCarleyTrading.com
1-866-790-(TRADE) 8723
info@decarleytrading.com
*THERE IS SUBSTANTIAL RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING FUTURES AND OPTIONS.
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