ideal for spy and spx traders
Futures Volatility Box
The Futures Volatility Box includes 5 unique volatility models to help you trade futures, microfutures and index ETF options like a seasoned professional.
Available for ThinkOrSwim and TradingView.
How it Works
Futures Markets Supported
Powerful Volatility Models to Beat the Market Makers
We study 34,000 data points every week, so we can take advantage of quant-based reversal levels.
Adapt to Increased Volatility
An instant framework to adapt to price and volatility, every single day. Know which markets to trade, and which markets to ignore,using volatility.
5 Different Volatility Models
Trade scheduled "volatility-catalyst" events (ie. FOMC, Inventories Reports)
Video playlist guide to setup charts
Whether it's March 2020 type volatility, or a normal scalping day, the Futures Volatility Box has you covered.
Skew the risk to reward ratio (risk: 4.75, reward 7+ pts), to consistently grow an account of any size
Grow a Small or Large Account
Choose between the full sized futures, microfutures, or even the underlying ETF options to trade. You can choose the asset class that works best for you.
Use 0 DTE Options To Skew Risk to Reward
Microfutures Supported
Ideal for SPY and SPX focused traders
Most Recent Futures Trade Reports
Get a feel for past performance, with 300+ trade videos, going back to mid-2019.
S&P 500, Nasdaq and DOW – Major Levels (September 2024)
These are the major levels to pay attention to in the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and DOW Jones as the markets flirt with a new all time high.
Intraday NASDAQ Bounces
Here’s an example of how to take advantage of volatility inside of the major index markets — S&P 500, Nasdaq and DOW.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq – Fibonacci Levels (August 2024)
The S&P 500 stock is giving you a RARE opportunity to buy the dip, after a steep sell-off. Profit from this volatility with the exact Fibonacci extensions levels.
Take Advantage of FOMC Volatility in SPY
Here is a simple way to take advantage of FOMC related volatility in the S&P 500, using SPY.
Buy the Dip in SPY at $500?
Is the S&P 500 a buy at these key levels? Here’s a simple way to use volatility and price channels for a comprehensive look.
Compare Stock and Futures Market Volatility
A step-by-step guide comparing the volatility between major stocks and futures markets.
Day Trading – Nasdaq vs. S&P 500 – Volatility Comparison
Compare and contrast the different volatility in the Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures markets, with specific clues.
ES Futures vs. Micro ES Futures vs. SPX Volatility
Compare and contrast the volatility in the S&P 500 across 3 different asset classes: /ES, /MES, and SPX.
Day Trading Volatility Comparison – TSLA vs. ORCL
Compare and contrast the volatility in Tesla (TSLA) vs. Oracle (ORCL) today. Both presented a volatility edge, but with different setups. We’ll break down each market in today’s video, and dive deeper into the trades.
Will Next Friday’s Volatility Be a Repeat?
After the lunch time hour, volatility picked up in the S&P 500, DOW, Nasdaq and Russell. Let’s break down this volatility, and analyze the ‘buy the dip’ fade setup which presented itself.
Gold’s September Seasonality (10 Year Analysis)
I’ll share 5, 10 and 20 year stats for this repeating pattern in Gold, and share day trading and swing trading setups to take advantage of this move.
Avoid Breakout Traps in This Tricky Hour
Either avoid this hour, or learn how to trade with a contrarian mindset. The obvious setups are usually the ones with a lower probability during this hour.
The Difference Between Yesterday and Today’s Volatility
The morning volatility landscape was much different today, compared to yesterday. I’ll show you how to quickly spot these differences, and use them for your benefit.
This is Why the DOW Stood Out Today
Today’s sell-off triggered a long-side volatility setup in the S&P 500, DOW and Nasdaq. The DOW very clearly stood out – it gave us an edge for this long entry, good for +62 points.
The Closing Bell Selloff Inside the DOW Futures
Let’s walk through an example of a day trading setup in the DOW futures, during the final hour of the market. The setup was a long side entry, as price fell into our Volatility Box zones.
Friday Volatility in the Index Markets
We had a volatile close to end this trading week, something we aren’t typically used to seeing. Let’s dig deeper to see how a volatile Friday translates into day trading setups.
Volatility Comparison – NASDAQ vs. META Stock vs. NVDA Stock
Compare and contrast the volatility in the Nasdaq futures market, with the volatility inside of two large cap stocks (META and NVDA).
Crude Oil Seasonality Idea Update
This video is a brief update on the 4 month seasonal pattern in Crude Oil. You can find Part 1 of this video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v17ftfs5voc
PEP Stock vs. NASDAQ Futures
Compare and contrast the volatility in the Nasdaq futures market, with the volatility inside of two large cap stocks (INTC and PEP).
Volatility Box Membership Includes:
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