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Coping with Margin Calls with SFO Magazine |
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Wednesday, 24 February 2010 07:58 |
| Join us for a Webinar on March 25 | | |  Carley Garner, commodities analyst, broker and author of "A Trader's First Book on Commodities," discusses explains how margin call are triggered, what actions a trader can take, and how traders can adjust risk and margin without adding money or liquidating positions. | | | | Title: | | Coping with Margin Calls | | | | | | Date: | | Thursday, March 25, 2010 | | | | | | Time: | | 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM CDT |
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Introduction to Commodity Trading Webinar |
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Written by DeCarley Trading LLC
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Wednesday, 24 February 2010 07:11 |
When: March 18th @ 7:30 pm EasternCost: $75 (includes a recorded archive)Commodity market newcomers tend to focus on market and strategy analysis but, unfortunately, often fail to familiarize themselves with the essential basics. For instance, choosing a brokerage firm that meets the needs of a specific trading approach and appropriate market access are critical pieces to the puzzle of success. Similarly, inexperienced traders must be familiar with calculating profit, loss and risk before putting their hard earned money on the line. This class is intended to provide attendees with the information needed to make the vital decisions that lead up to the actual buying or selling of commodities. Despite the lack of coverage of such topics in the resources available to futures and options traders, many of the behind the scenes decisions discussed in this class might be as imperative to being a successful trader as fundamental and technical analytical skills. Take this class without ever leaving the office via our Virtual Classroom (Virtual NYIF). Accessible from any internet connected computer - regardless of where you are geographically. All you need is an internet connection, a browser and speakers or audio headphones! A Look Back at Commodity Market Volatility Crash Course in Futures Market Basics Open Outcry vs. Electronic Execution Choosing a platform, quote vendor and brokerage firm Quoting and Calculating in Commodities Trading Plans - Treat it as a BusinessWe hope to see you there! 1-866-790-TRADE (8723)http://www.decarleytrading.com/*There is unlimited risk of loss in trading futues and options! |
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DeCarley Trading January issue of Futures Magazine |
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Written by DeCarley Trading LLC
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Monday, 22 February 2010 06:30 |
Futures Magazine interviewed DeCarley Trading for the cover story of their January issue, click here to check it out! COVER STORYThe Federal Reserve is determined to keep interest rates extremely low for the foreseeable future. Here's how the Fed's interest rate policy will affect the dollar and the economy at large in the next year. **There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures and options!!! |
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Last Updated on Monday, 22 February 2010 06:35 |
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Counter-Trend Option Selling Webinar |
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Written by DeCarley Trading LLC
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Monday, 01 February 2010 07:40 |
Extreme Trading ~ Counter-Trend Option Selling
DeCarley Trading has teamed up with PFGBest.com for another FREE virtual event.
Overview:The adage "buy low and sell high" was originally used in reference to price but it can also be applied to the practice of trading implied volatility. We believe that option selling offers traders ample room for error and relatively attractive odds of success from a statistic standpoint but that doesn't mean that timing is irrelevant. Measuring volatility in conjunction with futures price speculation is imperative to favorable entry points for option sellers and could be the key to avoiding the psychological turmoil and catastrophic results that you have probably read about. Come see how Carley Garner and DeCarley Trading determine why and when to sell options! Here is a list of the key points covered in this presentation:- Why Sell Options?
- Who Should Sell Options?
- Is the Trend Really an Option Seller's Friend?
- Timing is Everything
- Shopping for Premium
- Maximizing Premium Collected
- Why Letting Options Expire Worthless Might be Foolish
- Reacting to Adverse Price and Volatility Moves
DeCarley Tradingwww.DeCarleyTrading.com1-866-790-TRADE (8723)info@decarleytrading.com***There is a subtsantial risk of loss in trading futures and options!! |
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CXO Advisory Group on ATFBOC |
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Written by DeCarley Trading LLC
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Tuesday, 16 February 2010 16:08 |
CXO Advisory Group on "A Trader's First Book on Commodities" by Carley Garner CXO Advisory Group ~ "In here 2010 book "ATrader's First Book on Commodities", author Carley Garner hopes to convey "the realization that anything is possible in the commodity markets. Never say never because if you do, you will eventually be proven wrong...In summary, Carley Garner's "A Trader's First Book on Commodities is a well-calibrated introduction (as advertised) to trading commodity futures and options.." |
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The Wild Investor Review of ATFBOC |
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Written by DeCarley Trading LLC
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Tuesday, 16 February 2010 16:03 |
"A Trader's First Book on Commodities" reviewed by the Wild InvestorThe Wild Investor ~ "Garner demystifies the industry's colorful language, helps you clearly understand what you're buying and selling, and walks you through the entire trading process. She concludes with a refreshingly new look at topics such as trading plans, handling margin calls, and even maintaining emotional stability as a trader. Overall A Trader's First Book on Commodities is a great and easy read for traders of all experience looking to get familiar with commodity trading." To read the complete review, click here. |
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The decision to trade online or through a full service broker will undoubtedly make a large impact on your bottom line. However, the impact may or may not be what you had in mind. If you aren’t ready to begin placing your orders online on your own, despite saving money on commission it may be the most costly mistake that you ever make. 
Deciding on a brokerage firm is a significant decision and shouldn’t be taken lightly. Before committing to a firm it is imperative that you research their services, experience, trading platforms and commission structure but more importantly whether your trading style and personality will be compatible. For example, a beginning trader shouldn’t look to a deep discount online brokerage firm simply because they likely won’t get the guidance that they will need as a novice. Similarly, a seasoned trader wouldn’t want to choose a firm that focuses on high-end service with a hefty price tag. 
