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[...] (as in to the tick) in advance, all day, every day.  That is what we do here at Leading Edge Trading and we look forward to the opportunity to prove that to you. The post Technical Indicators [...]

[...] like to thank you for the opportunity to be of some service to you. The post Leading Edge Trading has exciting changes and enhancements to announce! appeared first on Leading Edge Trading. [...]

[...] Leading Edge Trading couldn’t be more excited to announce the launch of our new website, [...]

[...] a pro. The post Trading Basics Part 1: What are Stocks and Exchanges? appeared first on Leading Edge Trading. [...]

[...] or financial instrument at a pre-determined price in the future, before contract expiration. Futures contracts detail the quality & quantity of the underlying asset as a means of standardizing [...]

[...] choice then was to have them traded at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, where they trade futures contracts. This term which may seem scary, intimidating or somewhat obligatory at first, but for our [...]

[...] Website at www.LeadingEdgeTrading.com to discover what it takes to trade like a pro. The post Trading Basics Part 4: A Brief Overview of the E-Mini S&P appeared first on Leading Edge Trading. [...]

[...] Website at www.LeadingEdgeTrading.com to discover what it takes to trade like a pro. The post Trading Basics Part 1: What are Stocks and Exchanges? appeared first on Leading Edge Trading. [...]

[...] Website at www.LeadingEdgeTrading.com to discover what it takes to trade like a pro. The post Trading Basics Part 2: What is an Index? appeared first on Leading Edge Trading. [...]

[...] Website at www.LeadingEdgeTrading.com to discover what it takes to trade like a pro. The post Trading Basics Part 3: What are Futures and Commodities? appeared first on Leading Edge Trading. [...]

[...] at work! Here is a video of our new Moderator discussing ways to help you get in sync with our Head Trader:      We will also be providing some of our Voice Chat that will be [...]

[...] .  Traders may have the desire to know where the information is coming from and how the Head Trader knows where the market is going ahead of time. If you’re looking for the best live [...]

[...] to conclude our series with a brief overview of the E-mini S&P, courtesy of our Head Trader. Even if a trader does not trade the S&P futures, most traders follow the S&P [...]

[...] of the E-mini S&P, courtesy of our Head Trader. Even if a trader does not trade the S&P futures, most traders follow the S&P 500 and monitor its present value throughout each trading day. [...]

[...] . Other futures contracts are settled in cash. Obviously, because we trade the E-mini S&P futures, all of our transactions are settled in cash and they’re no more complicated than trading a [...]

[...] futures may have been traded in China some 6,000 years ago, so this is hardly a new concept. Trading futures & commodities Here in the U.S., the formal trading of commodities has been conducted [...]

[...] or more of the amount traded.  Also, the commission structure and tax consequences for trading futures vs. equities are or can be more advantageous than equities. S&P market is logical [...]

[...] In part one of our trading basics series, we discussed that stocks represent minute ownership in companies. In part two, we [...]

[...] In part one of our trading basics series , we discussed that stocks are minute percentages of a company’s ownership. In part two, [...]

[...] pork bellies and live cattle to Eurodollar futures. Initially, farmers would use the futures exchanges to hedge for growth or weather phenomenon that could influence their crop yields and [...]

[...] of a minute percentage of a company.  You’ve probably also heard of commodities and commodity futures. Basically, a commodity is a class of goods that’s used in the production of other [...]