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Harris Corp.
stock NYSE

3.5 HRS TIL FLAT AS THE EARTH

I have operated options contracts for the spy, qqq and Spx indices for many years. You must know moments and graphic formations to be able to take good volatility or work excellently in an area at 5M, primarily in an area where you enter with the support of a change in trend by reading the brake volume that spy and qqq offer and also take a divergence and entering the pullback seeing 5M, now in options contracts you must take contracts worth between 120 dollars to take them out when they are up of half of your target zone, thus obtaining more than 150% in a time before 11 a.m. in New York, when operating after 1 p.m. in New York you must take 5m zone contracts and sell them up to the zone, when I talk about zone it is a control point or a support or resistance, visible with the risk that you do not fall into a laterality of the market, otherwise you will be able to monetize well and in the case of spx those contracts later of the 13,HRS fly in their graphic structure giving a lot of money. But there must be well-analyzed graphic justification. I recommend seeing when the market moves due to high volatility in small areas of 5m and analyze the contract in that area. Now in the case of futures everything is similar but the only difference in favor of Trading and that your money does not run risks is that they do not expire on the same day or the next week and your purchase does not devalue the risk of reaching zero in value as happens with options contracts that die over time. Speaking of contracts that expire on the same day, if you buy an MNQ contract you must see how much the broker asks you for support or margin to have the right to buy it, in ninja trader it asks you for 100 dollars and for the gold instrument it asks for 50 dollars and a contract costs you 1 dollar, in addition to the stop points that you must calculate to calculate how much you are willing to lose in this purchase scenario where you analyze to enter into an upward or downward operation. In summary, the majority of futures, if you buy it, go against it and return, recover its purchase value in the area where you bought it, they do not lose value, and options contracts do depreciate in value. I recommend that you train yourself to calculate a trading plan that includes a moderate risk and that you can see zones in 15m so as not to fall into chaos and stress when operating in 1m or 2m which are crazy, the key is to enter in 5m but exit in the 15m zone in gold are zones that exceed more than 60 points.