The Anatomy of an Alert
Every alert answers five questions before you ask them. What market and contract month. Which direction. Where to enter. What objective the trade is aiming for. And the one most services skip: where the idea is wrong — the price at which the reasoning no longer holds and the position should be exited.
The Method Behind Them
Alerts begin with the same inputs our brokers have used for decades: chart structure and trend, seasonal patterns, Commitment of Traders positioning, and the fundamental picture in each market — crop conditions in the grains, storage and weather in the energies, central-bank direction in currencies and rates. An alert is issued only when several of those line up. Some weeks produce several; some produce none. That discipline is the product.
Who They Are For
Traders who want experienced ideas without handing over discretion. You keep control of your account: you decide which alerts to take, how to size them, and when to exit. If you want help thinking an alert through, that conversation is included — it is the entire point of a broker-assisted firm.