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1. Market Commentary
2. Futures Support and Resistance Levels – S&P, Nasdaq, Dow Jones, Russell 2000, Dollar Index
3. Commodities Support and Resistance Levels – Gold, Euro, Crude Oil, T-Bonds
4. Commodities Support and Resistance Levels – Corn, Wheat, Beans, Silver
5. Futures Economic Reports for Wednesday April 22, 2015

Hello Traders,

For 2015 I would like to wish all of you discipline and patience in your trading!

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Hello Traders,

Many different ways to make and lose money trading futures, even more so when day trading.

Today’s action in crude oil futures led me to write about:

Three main approaches out there in my opinion.

The first is what I call the “trend is your friend”. A trader looks at few different time frames, looking to see if there is an established trend on longer time frame ( example 60 minutes chart) and then trying to look for pull back on lower time frames and “join the trend”. Only works for certain markets and only works few times of the month as most days markets do not have an intraday trend in my opinion.

Second method is what we call break out. Traders will look for markets that have been in a lower volatility situation using indicators such as ADX for example. Then they will look at the chart to find what they feel are levels that if broken can fuel a stronger move in the same direction. These levels can be extracted visually looking at the chart or using highs/ lows of X periods. This method works better on some markets than others. I noticed that crude oil and gold futures tend to have better chances of a continued breakout move than the mini SP 500 for example.

The third one many traders use and believe in is “mean aversion”. Stock index futures in my opinion will fall into this category many trading days. Market will test previous day’s highs and lows and will trade in between. Traders will sometimes use RSI or Williams %R to get a feel for when the market gets away from the mean and will use counter trend methods in this case. Use of stops when counter trend trading is even more important as you do NOT want to get caught on the few days a month when these markets do incur a break out situation…..

Obviously, all methods have good days, bad days and I guarantee you, none of these methods work all the time on all markets. Knowing the above and trying to understand what method should be the primary method for the market YOU trade and which can be used as secondary can help you while trading.

 

GOOD TRADING

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Futures Trading Levels

Contract June 2015 SP500 Nasdaq100 Dow Jones Mini Russell Dollar Index
Resistance 3 2119.58 4485.42 18239 1276.53 99.52
Resistance 2 2112.42 4464.08 18155 1273.07 99.11
Resistance 1 2101.58 4445.42 18015 1266.73 98.65
Pivot 2094.42 4424.08 17931 1263.27 98.24
Support 1 2083.58 4405.42 17791 1256.93 97.78
Support 2 2076.42 4384.08 17707 1253.47 97.37
Support 3 2065.58 4365.42 17567 1247.13 96.91
Contract June Gold May Silver June Crude Oil June Bonds June   Euro
Resistance 3 1217.2 16.44 59.66 165 29/32 1.0922
Resistance 2 1210.5 16.30 58.86 165 11/32 1.0855
Resistance 1 1206.0 16.14 57.72 164 12/32 1.0800
Pivot 1199.3 16.00 56.92 163 26/32 1.0733
Support 1 1194.8 15.83 55.78 162 27/32 1.0678
Support 2 1188.1 15.69 54.98 162 9/32 1.0611
Support 3 1183.6 15.53 53.84 161 10/32 1.0556
Contract May Corn July Wheat July Beans July SoyMeal May Nat Gas
Resistance 3 376.8 507.3 979.58 322.77 2.67
Resistance 2 375.5 505.4 977.42 320.53 2.63
Resistance 1 374.3 502.8 976.33 318.17 2.60
Pivot 373.0 500.9 974.17 315.93 2.57
Support 1 371.8 498.3 973.1 313.6 2.5
Support 2 370.5 496.4 970.92 311.33 2.50
Support 3 369.3 493.8 969.83 308.97 2.47
5. Economic Reports

source:http://www.forexfactory.com/calendar.php

All times are Eastern time Zone (EST)

Date 4:10pm Currency Impact Detail Actual Forecast Previous Graph
WedApr 22  5:00am EUR Italian Retail Sales m/m 0.1% 0.1%
9:00am USD HPI m/m 0.7% 0.3%
10:00am EUR Consumer Confidence -3 -4
USD Existing Home Sales 5.04M 4.88M
10:30am USD Crude Oil Inventories 2.2M 1.3M

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