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Technical Analysis
Technical Analysis
Technical analysis is a technique used to forecast the future direction of prices through the study of past market data, primarily price, time and volume. Technical analysts may employ models and trading rules based on price, volume and transformations, such as the relative strength index, moving averages, regressions, inter-market and intra-market price correlations, cycles or, classically, through recognition of chart patterns. Whether you are new to our markets or an experienced trader, our training sessions are designed to keep you abreast of trading techniques employed by individual and professional traders.

Building A Solid Foundation

 

How to Trade Futures using Moving Averages
Speaker: Daniel Gramza

Detailed: Outline

  • Introduction
  • Product Line
  • Volatility
  • Volume
  • 10, 20, 30, 50 Day averages
  • Why Moving Averages?
  • Resources

 

Unique Japanese Candle and Trend Analysis trading Techniques
Speaker: Daniel Gramza

Detailed: Outline

  • What are Candles
  • What are Trends
  • How Candles and Trends Work Together
  • Select a Market
  • Select a Timeframe
  • Entry Signals
  • Exit Signals

 

Technical Analysis: Market Profile
Speaker: n/a

Detailed: Outline

  • What Patterns to Look at?
  • Points of Entry to the Market
  • Points of Exit to the Market
  • Waiting for the Pattern to Form

 

Execution Techniques & Trade Management Tools
Speaker: Linda Bradford Raschke

Detailed: Outline

  • Markets
  • Managing Positions
  • Daily Trading Ranges
  • Executing Trading Plans
  • Indicators

 

Quick Reference Guide on CME Clearing (PDF)

 

CME Group Financial Safeguards (PDF)

 

Advanced Technical Analysis

 

High Probability Trading with Candlesticks
Speaker: John Person

Detailed: Outline

  • Patterns in Candlesticks
  • Using Confirmation Signals
  • Candlestick Formations

 

Identifying Intraday Turning Points with VSA
Speaker: Todd Krueger and Tom Williams

Detailed: Outline

  • What is Volume Spread Analysis
  • Why Volume is Important
  • Identifying Turing Points