DeCarley Trading - Futures, Options, Integrity

DeCarley Trading strives to offer the highest quality futures and options brokerage services at competitive rates. Whether you prefer trading online via a state-of-the-art trading platform, or with an experienced commodity broker, we are confident DeCarley is capable of exceeding your expectations.

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Beginning traders are recommended to take advantage of the benefits of full service in order to gain orientation of the markets and trading in general.

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If you are a relatively experienced futures and options trader but would like to have access to a broker, you may want to consider a broker assisted account.

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Are you an experienced trader? If so, you may not need a broker; nor do you need to pay for service that you won't use. If this is you, save yourself some money and go for this option!

 

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If brokers and commissions just get in your way, this is the plan for you. The Pro plan is reserved for those with ample account funding and trading experience to require minimal broker attention.

Managed Futures

Studies suggest traditional stock and bond portfolios can be improved with the addition of managed futures, let us help to determine if portfolio diversification makes sense for you.

Auto-Trading

We are partnered with a system vendor who has conducted due diligence on a handful of system developers, and over 300 systems, which have proven to be relevant.

 

Corn Futures Buy Recommendation by DeCarley Trading

 

****There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures and options.**

****Past performance is not indicative of future results**


On the radar:

* Specs are holding record net short positions at a time in which we aren't sure when the next USDA report will be released.  This could  be a good time for them to start covering!  We are corn bulls on this dip.

Corn futures might be setting up for the harvest lows

"Everyone" is bearish corn, but it might be time to buy.

Corn prices have been in a sharp downtrend, but we can't help but feel like all of the "bad" news is out.  The market, and traders, have already come to terms with the fact that we are sitting on a bumper crop in what has been a nearly perfect growing season.  However, with the short corn trade overloaded we suspect there aren't many traders left to sell....but it might not take much to entice them to lock in profits.

Similarly, the harvest lows are due in October...and here we are.  In our view, the risk is to the upside; hopefully the bears realize this as well and begin to cover what are record breaking net short positions. 

In August, we briefly mentioned that a dip in December corn under $4.40 would trigger our interest.  We've been patiently waiting for prices to come to us.  Unfortunately, they've move lower on relatively low volatility so our "go to strategy" of selling puts doesn't seem to be the most efficient means of speculation.  We like the idea of going long futures contracts at a nibble pace with the idea of adding at lower prices if they are seen. 

For most of you, it probably makes sense to use the mini corn futures simply because it leaves plenty of margin for dollar cost averaging and gives you the ability to hold a long position for a long period of time with mitigated risk (and stress). 

We'll consider adding on should prices decline to levels closer to $4.00.  Our initial upside target will be $4.75 but we cannot rule out a run into the $4.95 area.

Let us know if you would like us to put one on for you, or if you have any questions.

If you are enjoying this trial, click here to open a trading account to work with DeCarley Trading and/or use the state of the art futures and options trading platforms available to our brokerage clients.**


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Due to time constraints and our fiduciary duty to put clients first, the charts provided in this newsletter may not reflect the current session data.

**Seasonality is already factored into current prices, any references to such does not indicate future market action.


**There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures and options.**

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