Most people don’t like to mix the words "trading" and "gambling."

You have two choices during these challenging times. One is to give into fear and take no action or worse yet, take ill-informed action. Your other choice is to rise above the fear, rise above the risk, observe the reality of what is happening, and understand that with the most challenging times come the most outstanding opportunities.

Once in a while, I will get an email from someone saying, "I like your supply and demand strategy but what strategy should I use in trending markets?"

So often in the trading world, I hear people talk about where price is likely to turn next, where is the next key supply or demand level, where is the next big market move going to originate from, and so on.

When using supply and demand to identify turning points in a market, a question that comes up often is, "How far back should I look for a supply and demand level?"

I want to go over a trade we identified in our live All Asset Mastery XLT (all asset class trading room) and walk you through all the deciding factors that led to a quality trading opportunity.

During my time on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, I noticed many things that helped shape my thought process and strategy that I still employ today.

Often, I get emails that I regard as good questions. It's not that there is such a thing as a bad question but some are related to a more significant point than others. I thought I would share some questions I have recently received and answer them here for your benefit.

From birth, we are conditioned to trade incorrectly. We naturally run from things we are fearful of and are drawn to things that make us feel good.

There are many quality futures markets around the world.

The Moving Average… It is a tool that is talked about in almost every trading book that has ever been written.

In our graduate online education program one of the very first lessons we teach is on "Odds Enhancers."