The best time to start trading commodities is during a draw down. Most traders focus on a counterproductive time to enter the markets or a trading system. The truth is that after my nearly 20 years in the markets is that most traders lose.

One of the keys to trading successfully from the get go is to pick your entry date. Most traders/investors will watch with wonderment as a system or market goes up insatiably. The problem is that after a big move to the upside there will invariably be a big move to the down side.

I get compensated quite smartly for my trading signals by many professional traders (including floor traders, and CTA’s). There is a reason that professional traders adhere to my strategies, they understand that markets go up and go down. In fact the markets only trend about a third of the time. Most unseasoned traders fall into the trap of getting in after the going is good only to find out that they entered at the top of the move. A seasoned trader fully understands that the best time to get started or to add size on their positions is when things have gone flat awhile.

Bottom line; it is best to start trading when times look the darkest. As trading goes, most thing are opposites. And starting during a draw down is no different.

Good Trading,
Chris Morse
Developer & President
Trade Think, Inc.
www.tradethink.com
888-446-6979 or 832-886-5857
chris@tradethink.com

Feel free to contact me personally for a free one on one trading consultation.