How To Trade The eMini Futures On Autopilot! Day trading has long been considered the most exhilarating type of trading, giving the trader a rush of excitement each time the market produces a significant new trend with huge income opportunities. Hands Free Trading Have you ever wished you could trade the eMini S&P or Mini Dow on Autopilot?  This is the dream of many traders, who love trading these markets, and who see the great potential that they hold, but fail to have the discipline or time to sit in front of the computer for hours on end waiting for just the right opportunity to execute a trade. Computerized Trading Can computers actually out trade a human?  Let’s face it, computers are here to stay, all the big trading houses use them, every successful mutual fund, and money manager uses a computer system to trade the financial markets.  The age of the computer is here, and its now.  It’s time to stop believing that you can manually outperform a computerizes system.  If you can’t beat’em, join’em! Trading The eMini S&P & DOW We believe that trading the eMini S&P and the eMini Dow is the single best way to profit in todays current market environment.  Stocks, ETF’s and mutual funds turn us upside down, and are slow growth at best.  The Forex market, although good, does not provide the amazing trends found in futures.  If you like strong trending markets, the eMini S&P and The eMini Dow are your only choice. Copyright © 2010, eMini Robot.com, All Rights Reserved. Who Else Wants To Earn $35,475.00 Trading the eMini S&P On Autopilot? How Much Money Can I Make? Past Performance Is No Guarantee Of Future Results...BUT, Check This Out: Here’s How We Do It! Our Secret Strategy 100% Revealed: Our 10 Step Trading Plan That’s 49.2% Accurate? This system was developed on the following premise: 1.  Markets move in waves; Elliott Wave theory. a.  Cut your losers short, and let your winners run. b.  Don’t be afraid to take a profit. c.  Don’t be afraid to take a trade. d.  This is day trading, get out before markets close. 2.  The eMini S&P makes its biggest moves between the hours of 3:00 am & 2:00 pm. a.  Our computer wakes up at 2:30 am, and automatically starts monitoring the market for new trading opportunities...while we sleep.  If one of our trade signals meets our stringent criteria, (outlined below) the computer will automatically execute and manage the trade for us. b.  Our computer stops monitoring the market at 2:00 pm. c.  If we’re in an open trade that goes beyond 2:00 pm, our computer will continue to monitor the trade until 10 minutes prior to market close, at which time it closes the position for us. 3.  We automatically scale our trading quantity based on the percentage of our overall account. a.  Our computer automatically calculates our risk percentage, based on our total account balance, then calculates how many contracts it should trade based on our risk tolerance.  The above strategy is using a risk tolerance of 5%. b.  A risk tolerance of 5% means that the computer will only risk 5% of the overall account on any one trade. i.    Therefore if we make gains, the computer will automatically increase the quantity of contracts for ever larger and larger gains. ii.   We also put a max quantity at 20 contracts; currently, we don’t want our system trading any more than 20 mini contracts on any one trade. iii.  If we take losses, the computer automatically decreases the contract quantity per trade. c.  Raising the risk tolerance to 20% significantly increases the profit potential of the system, but also significantly increases the loss potential as well.  Our tolerance on this account, with $50,000.00 is currently set to a very conservative 5%. i.   You may remember Larry Williams, famed for turning $10k into over $1 Million, during a one year period of time?  He stated that he used a factor of 60% during that trading challenge. ii.  He also stated that his daughter, who also won the same competition a year later, used a factor of 20%; turning $10k into over $250k. 4.  Statistics also show that trading on Monday has traditionally not been a very good day for profits.  Although we do get some good trends on Mondays, lately, we’ve learned that it’s better to sit on the sidelines; we generally end up getting too many small losers, which outweigh the few winners that come our way on Mondays. a.  Our experience is the same with Thursdays, believe it or not, trading on Thursday, with this particular strategy, actually reduces our overall long-term profits. b.  This may change, and we continually test Monday’s and Thursdays against the system, but as of today, nope, no trading on Mondays or Thursdays.  (We recalibrate the system each Monday for the upcoming weeks trading.) 5.  Getting into the market is easy; we simply get in with a market order when we get a signal from our indicator.  (We’ll discuss the indicator in a few...) a.  We’ve had a lot of people tell us not to enter a trade with a market order, due to slippage, but my experience has been very positive, I’ve not experienced much slippage using market orders in the eMini markets.  I think there is plenty of volume for my small account, and this has not been an issue. 6.  One of our biggest secrets of our system is the “Thrust Bar Signal Preventer,” without it, our system fails. a.  This part of our system tells the computer not to take a trade if the market “Moves Too Far Too Fast.” b.  You’ve seen it.  A market takes off, runs like a mad dog, and your indicator throws a signal after the major move is already over, putting you in at the top of the run, only to see your account dwindle as the market retraces. c.  The Thrust Bar Signal Preventer prevents this scenario from happening. d.  This is an on-the-fly mathematical trick, which must be calculated by a computer, I don’t know any human who could do this kind of math manually, for any extended period of time. e.  Our Thrust Bar Signal Preventer is set to the following:  Don’t enter the market if the market moved greater than 25 points within the previous 10 price bars.  This is a rolling calculation made on each new price bar. f.   Like I said, I don’t know any human who could trade this way manually for any extended period of time, and this one piece is critical to our success...without it, nada, we lose our shorts. g.  Of course, we have the computer adjust these settings automatically for us each Monday, during our recalibration. 7.  Take both long and short positions. a.  Many of our trading plans only trade long, or only trade short, but with this particular strategy, we’re finding that taking both long and short positions has been the most profitable. b.  We will continue to test this variable, long or short, but currently taking both sides is best. c.  One strategy that we’ve had great success with, but is not currently in this strategy, is to only take long positions on a shorter term chart, while the trend continues to be bullish on a longer term chart. d.  Alternatively, only taking a short position on a shorter term chart while the trend is bearish on a longer term chart. e.  For example, only go long on a 5 minute chart if the 30 minute chart is bullish.  (Determining what constitutes a bullish market vs. a bearish market is the key to this strategies success...but we’ve got that solved too.) 8.  Stop Loss Order. a.  Trading without a stop is very dangerous, even in a swing trading strategy, and especially in unattended mode, so we use a stop to protect ourselves against the inevitable market reversal. b.  Although very rarely does our position get stopped out, we like the protection and the satisfaction of knowing that while we are away from the computer, that we have a working stop protecting our portfolio. c.  We set our stop at 27 points behind our entry point, and we continuously trail the market by 27 points.  If the market moves one point in our favor, our computer will automatically issue a move order for each point gain, continually locking in profits as the market advances. d.  Our computer will continue to advance our stop until it reaches our entry price, which is our break even point, at which time, we stop trailing the market.  (Cut your losers short, let your winners run.) 8.  Exit On Signal a.  Finally, the way we get out of the market is done one of two ways. b.  Of course, we could get out on a market reversal, if the price hits our stop/exit order. c.  Or, we exit the market when we get a reversal signal from our indicator. (Coming up next.) d.  Of course, if all the market conditions listed above are met, we don’t only exit, but our computer will automatically put us into the market the opposite direction...but all parameters above must be met first.      The Indicator?  Which indicator do we use to base this amazing strategy on? a.  Finally, the indicator.  What’s the indicator? b.  It’s called “The Advantage Lines.”  You’ve probably never heard of it, but we discovered it in a small boutique software company’s arsenal of proprietary plug-ins to an amazing trading platform called: Track ‘n Trade LIVE! c.  It’s actually kinda hidden, it’s part of the plug-in package called “The Bulls ‘n Bears,” although it’s not the main feature of the Bulls ‘n Bears Plug-in, it’s a little known secondary indicator they give away as part of The Bulls ‘n Bears bundle. d.  The rest of the features, which allows us to make all these trading decisions, to setup these strategies, and to automatically trade, is part of the Track ‘n Trade Autopilot Plug-in, and actually didn’t require us to know a single line of programming code to make all these changes and adjustments. e.  We used their “Q-Calc” buttons, which automatically calculated all the best settings for us, using brute force mathematics and artificial intelligence; it’s what helped us create this amazing little strategy, plus hundreds more. f.  Now that I’ve given you the key’s to the kingdom, and told you everything you need to know to get started, if you actually decide to take action, and try their 14-day software trial, and try my strategy above, then click this link, so I get credit and a small spiff for telling you about it. g.  This is how I earn money to add to my trading account, so don’t forget to click this link.