Mirus Futures

Every trader should have a trading checklist for their buy and sell signals. More importantly, that trading checklist should be prioritized to increase your confidence in the trading signals provided by the market.

Join John Bougearel for this live webinar event introducing his “10-Point Trading Checklist” along with tips on how you can consistently integrate the weighted checklist into the trade signals that you take.

A sample of John’s checklist items attendees will learn to use include:

• Overnight highs and lows as benchmarks for increasing confidence levels in your trading signals
• Practice agnosticism, eliminate your biases, have faith in your trading signals
• "Look-Back Periods" to uncover the most relevant behavioral patterns
• Market profile and point and figure concepts to identify key short term points of control and false auctions
• "Look-Ahead Periods" to discern what the market needs to discount next

By deploying the weighted trading checklist, traders can identify very short term confirmation or non-confirmation signals. Risk is always the highest immediately after putting on the trade. It's imperative that traders know how to find instant confirmations or non-confirmations of their trading signals. Confirmations will increase the confidence level of the trading signals and dis-confirmations warn the trader to cover the open position and prevent against loss.

John Bougearel began his 17 years career in the financial futures industry as a technical analyst on the trading floors of the CME. John is a Chartered Market Technician (CMT ) who publishes Structural Logic, a daily newsletter with timely macro as well as short-term buy and sell observations to professional off the floor traders, hedge funds and portfolio managers. John has had several technical articles published in Futures and SFO Magazine and been quoted in Barron's. John is also the author of Riding The Storm Out: What Do Investors Do Now, as well as a frequently featured financial analyst on Bloomberg News, Fox Business News, Business News Network, and First Business News. His company, Structural Logic, is also a registered Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) with the NFA. As a CTA, Structural Logic offers a managed futures product to investors. This is a short-term discretionary, rule-based trading program. The discretionary trading program is founded upon short-term, intraday, point and figure buy and sell signals.