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The Russell 2000 E-Mini Futures (1-min. chart) showing profit potential in excess of 10 points per contract in about 2 hours. Traders appreciate the numerous entry opportunities that the Russell offers daily and the excellent entry points of the Felton Trading method.
The first two hours of the S&P 500 (1-min. chart) E-mini market produces excellent profit potential as shown here with the yellow arrow entry indicators. Notice, on the above chart, how tightly the stops can be placed because of the pinpoint entry accuracy identified by the method.
Nice moves are found in Gold Futures as indicated by the long and short yellow arrows here on this 1-min. chart. Futures markets and indexes make great trading vehicles for the Felton Trading Method in any timeframe.
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