The Very Latest E-mini Trading: Using Market Anticipation to Trade Electronic Futures

The 2nd Edition of a popular E-mini futures trading text incorporating the latest tools and techniques: Market Profile Theory; Market Internals; Price Level Determination; Technical Indicators; and Time-of-Day Patterns. In-depth and specific descriptions of how to trade the electronic futures markets using the idea of Market Anticipation. A thorough chapter on trade management, including expected value calculations of scale-in/out strategies.

Over 150 charts and graphs. A special background section covering stocks, stock options, futures and futures options, all leading to trading the fascinating E-mini futures contract.

The 2nd Edition adds over 100 pages of new material: Price patterns; statistical indicators; new order entry types; additional Market Profile trades; and more trade examples and charts. All-in-all, an inexpensive, efficient and expert introduction to the fascinating enterprise of E-mini trading.

1ST EDITION REVIEWS:
"An excellent primer for the beginning trader and good insights for more experienced traders."

"The contents have too much good information for a "once read" by mere mortals. It serves best as a future reference for aspiring daytraders who are up against many of the brightest minds on the planet. About 90% of my investment books are in the attic. This one will remain close by."

"Trading books and trading software is frequently sold at top dollar figures. This was not. It gives the impression of a desire to impart what works rather than to dazzle with too much information and detail. He has combined in easy to grasp format a few key factors that seems to distill much research and trial and error."

"This inexpensive book has many nuggets of wisdom. There are many approaches to day-trading the mini futures, and this book touches on several, including opening range breakouts, trend days vs non-trending days, time-of-day patterns, pivot point trades, MACD divergence trades, and inter-market divergence trades."

For 20 years Michael Gutmann was a software engineer and manager at Intel Corporation. He is the co-author of 10 patents in areas of video conferencing, digital video and computer architecture technology, and has Math and Computer Science degrees from the Institute of Technology, University of Minnesota. Mr. Gutmann trades his system daily and publishes in the trade press, writing about retail electronic futures trading. He can be reached at michaeljgutmann@gmail.com.