 | | | | | | | Finding a Strategy Many Traders Are Ignoring | |  | | Trading is about edges. As Warren Buffett explains, it’s like poker. The great investor helpfully points out that if you are playing poker, after an hour you should be able to spot the patsy at the table.
A patsy is defined as “a person who is easily taken advantage of, especially by being cheated or blamed for something.”
Buffett said if you don’t know who the patsy is, you’re the patsy. This also applies to the stock market and especially the futures markets. In futures, traders pay essentially a zero sum game. Each contract is perfectly balanced so there will be an equal number of winners and losers.
The difficulty of those markets makes them more competitive and worth analysis for stock market traders, as we detail in our latest article.
We explain:
• The relationships that have long been known about between commodities and stock markets.
• A new relationship recently uncovered by researchers working with a futures exchange.
• How this new relationship which involves soybean oil can be used to gain a potential edge in the stock market.
• Why a relatively illiquid market like soybean oil could very well be a useful indicator for stock market traders to follow.
• How following the soybean oil market could help you to avoid being the patsy in the stock market.
You will find all of this information, and more about the markets, right here...
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