Wheat etc.

Is it just random luck? Could be, theoretically, but it’s increasingly unlikely. It’s much more likely that – since events like this have happened to us a zillion times in the years past – this outcome of our wheat trade this morning is the result of a solid methodology, rooted in the quantitative analysis of crowd behaviour done so well by our software.

Now, if you’re on Remek! Premium, you’re probably trailing this position as we speak. If you’re not on Remek! Premium Annual yet, consider joining today: you’ll get the software, you’ll get all the resources for less than a coffee a day. Mindful trading!

Below: our work on grains this week.

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* ZW or WEAT depending on your risk management rules

Good trading...

Remember: good trading is rather boring* (certainly not “fast-paced” and “exciting”…). If you’re not somewhat bored as you go about your job as a trader, you’re doing something wrong.

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*”boring” as it is “boring” for Toyota (substitute as you please) to make another car, just like the previous one, every 2 minutes. It’s just a perfected process, it’s not a rock concert.


Correction: March 30.