Should you day-trade Bonds? + Levels/Reports for August 29th

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If you are trading bonds, grains, silver, copper then it is time for you to move out of the September contract and into the next active month, in most cases it is December.
For example, US bonds would be ZBZ19.
Talking bonds…..I personally really like bonds and I think many short term traders overlook this market. Here is what I like about bonds:
  1. large tick size at $31.50
  2. Large volume at the bid-ask
  3. Lower trading costs since the exchange fees are about $0.80 round turn lower than the ES for example
  4. Different personality of market, trades differently than the ES or CL for that matter.
Worth exploring and trying in demo mode if you have not traded this market yet.
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Good Trading

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Futures Trading Levels

08-29-2019

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Economic Reports, source: 

bettertrader.co

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