Trading Day by Day: The Zero-Sum Game of Futures
Table of Contents
- Introduction 7
- Authority 9
- Trading vs. Investing 11
- Clear Your Mind 12
- Approach 13
- Method 17
- The First Law of Trading 19
- The Second Law of Trading 21
- The SMR/Trend Momentum Indicators 25
- The Trend Line 28
- The Intermediate-Term Momentum Line 40
- Crosscurrent Mode vs. Concurrent Mode 45
- The Short-Term Momentum Line 49
- Divergences Between Price and SL 56
- The Price 58
- The Three-Point System 60
- The Third Law of Trading 105
- Relative Strength 115
- Know Yourself 119
- Long-Term Trading Method 120
- The “Spike” Rule 122
- The “Mistake” Rule 132
- Streaks: Good and Bad 133
- The Commitment of Traders Report 136
- Options 143
- Paper Charts vs. Computers 148
- Price Action 150
- Charts (with real-time commentary and after-action critique) 151
- March 2002 Cocoa 152
- March 2002 Sugar 174
- March 2002 Yen 196
- March 2002 Swiss Franc 218
- Relative Strength Example 232
- March 2002 Bonds 234
- Put/Call Ratios on Stock Market 256
- March 2002 S&P 260
- Feb 2002 Gold 282
- March 2002 Soybeans 302
- March 2002 Wheat 324
- Conclusion on Chart Examples 340
- Stock Charts 341
- Putting It All Together 345
- Common Trader Pitfalls 350
- Final Thoughts on Trading 358
- My Story, Plus how Hillary Clinton "really" turned $1,000 into $100,000 in Nine Months 361
- Now, One More Time 375
