Timing Futures Market Opportunities with a Clock

For decades, market technicians have been trying to find better ways to time the markets, be it with moving averages, oscillators, or momentum indicators. But what if timing the market was as easy as reading the clock on the wall?

During the opening hours of the markets, retail and institutional traders alike are reacting to the previous day's news or market information. They enter orders in response to this new information. The inflow of these new orders unbalances the markets and pushes prices up or down. A result of this activity is it often creates that day's high or low.

Global markets like gold, oil, and currencies also react to the opening hours of financial centers around the world. Many times, these openings can also make a high or low for that day. Astute futures and forex traders can rely on this predictable probability to better time market opportunities, looking for supply & demand levels that correspond with the highs and lows created during the start of the trading days around the world.

Join John Rowland, Barchart's Head of Trading Education, as he explains how he uses the tools on Barchart to assess and take advantage of these market timing opportunities. John will show how he finds these supply & demand levels in conjunction with the time of day. He will also demonstrate how he plans his trading day using "Average True Range" and Barchart's "Futures Trading Guide."

In the webinar, you will learn about:

Barchart's Futures Trading Guide
Average True Range (ATR)
Supply & Demand levels
Global futures markets

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