We are proficient and profitable because the Futures Trading
Journal management team has over 60 years of experience
in the financial and global markets. The senior management
team has held upper level management positions with some of
the most prestigious investment banking and trading firms
worldwide, including trading on the floor of the COMEX Exchange.
FTJ subscribers receive not only specific futures trades, strategies and market updates, but also the insight and combined experience of this management team. This is why FTJ commodities trading information is utilized by some of the leading financial institutions worldwide. As an FTJ subscriber, you will receive the same information at the same time as these international financial institutions.
| We Make Trading Commodities Easy : |
- All trades are time/date stamped EST
- Get the trades & updates sent to you and/or your broker immediately via email
- Get the trades BEFORE they happen
- Get the trader's market comments & strategies for each trade
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| with Futures Trading Journal you will ... |
- never buy or install expensive & complicated commodities software.
- never calculate trading signals or have to analyze trends or markets
- never any upfront capital investment
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Just get the trades & decide how to use them...
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All entry results are hypothetical and are posted in terms of profit percentage or loss percentage, assuming a single contract based on $10,000 value. Commission, leverage, and slippage costs have not been accounted for. Prudence, discipline and sound advice from a licensed investment professional should always precede any investment being considered regardless of the performance of any trading system.
Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Substantial risk of loss exists in futures trading. No representation is being made that any account will achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. Futures’ trading involves financial risk and no trading record can completely account for the impact of financial risk in actual trading. Subscribers should not place undue reliance on past performance results.