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Emini Futures Part 1 Basics (ES) How to trade futures
As the futures Emini ES Beginner Basics Part 1 of 3 parts
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#5 written by 30percentplusreturns 1 year ago
These day traders are the biggest frauds. Of course its easy to look at the chart when the day is over and say should of, would of , could of. I laugh how this guy says you could of made $850 catching that uptrend. He forgets to tell you at what risk. If the market goes against you, you basically lose a few hundred, not to mention constant trading in and out and just churning your account. You dont make money using this crap people. If he was rich he wouldnt be on youtube.
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#6 written by 30percentplusreturns 1 year ago
Controlling 62,000 worth of stock with only a 2,000 dollar account is retarted and a ticking time bomb waiting to happen. You should only risk at most, 4% of your total account per trade. If you used this e-mini junk you would basically be stopped out of every trade if it even runs against you like 2 points.
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#12 written by 407buddy 1 year ago
STARVE THE BEAST!
Wall Street is a fraud, they are fleecing our country.
Trashing the economy and the value of our dollar.
Goldman, JPM, Morgan, CIT, BOA: thieves and frauds.
Govt data, Comex, The Fed: frauds.
Naked gold/silver futures contracts: frauds.
(these futures are fiat worthless paper backed by nothing)
Don’t get screwed, pull away, stay away from the wicked.
Own physical (in your hands) gold and silver bullion.
What will happen when the music stops?
Be save.STARVE THE BEAST!
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#14 written by ketogenesis 1 year ago
to “hahahahohaha” and “MikeTyson…” . . .
a million dollars to you and I may seem like its a lot of money but by today’s standards it’s really not what it used to be. a typical house goes for like half a million dollars now. (300 thousand or something).
i wouldnt be laughing if somebody said they were a millionaire. chances are somebody who’s reading this is a millionaire. i dont think its that uncommon anymore.
a million or two would be a lot of money but for a lot of people its not.
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#16 written by dtraindoes 1 year ago
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#22 written by sabdow 1 year ago
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#24 written by EminiAcademy 1 year ago
John, this is a very good broad overview of the e-mini futures market. But I think a trading account with only $1000-$2000 capital is set up to fail. In my opinion, a trader needs AT LEAST $5,000 to start trading e-mini futures. Sure, you can probably open an account with less, but the leverage of the S&P e-mini could easily wipe out a new trader.
Stay profitable,
Chris Dunn
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