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If you wish to trade grains, you should be familiar with the markets. You are trading against guys who have a research department at their disposal.
Otherwise trading grains is like trading anything else.
However, grains are not particularly suited for daytrading:
The opening hours cannot be compared to those of financial futures. There is a (rare) risk that you will find yourself locked in a position limit up or limit down. Also some of the grains are not among the most liquid futures.
I am new to trading futures. Day trading is my interest. I am currently educating myself and will begin sim trading shortly. I am leaning toward trading the ES and 6E, but am also looking into NQ, CL, ZN and ZB. My approach will be price action, with …
The three well known and preferred books for day trading are - A Beginner's Guide to Day Trading by Tony Turner, Start Day Trading Now: A Quick and Easy Introduction to making Money while Managing your Risk by Michael Sincere and Day Trading for Dummies by Ann C. Louge
Thats what got me hooked and i can cleanly understand
not grains per se.. but the sq. method can be applied
Look at younggunstrading.com and he has a series on grains trading
