The plunging of crude oil prices grabs many news headlines around the world these couples of weeks. But as a trader, we are not that interested in the causes and implications of the falling crude oil prices. We prefer to focus on how to participate in the process of falling in crude oil prices. Fortunately, FtR 10.7 did jump in to short Nymex Crude Oil and managed to profit from it. Below are the signals generated in the month of November:
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Thursday, December 4, 2014
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
FtR 10.7 Oct 2014 Signals Update
I was prepared to close October with drawdown after staying almost every trading day underwater. However, the last trade, which was a short in Crude Oil futures changed FtR 10.7 fate, turned losing into profits.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
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