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Low Leverage Product to Trade?

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treeman
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Most likely blow out the first account?? It's a near certainty. Why? Not because of anything to do with the OP, but because that's what we do, as humans do first. Our hubris is unbounded. If you're lucky, you'll put that in check after the first blowout. There are still times when I feel, "I can totally play this market like a harp," and that is quickly followed by, "Boy, I'm screwed. Lower my risk immediately." That's when the big old ram in the a$$ happens. I'm not sure this ever goes away.

As for the safest contracts to trade... YM, and ZB is prob the safest. It'll put you to sleep, but there's money to be made.

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 Grateful55 
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this really was a worthless answer.... doesnt add to the question, just diverts.



p.s. screw stocks.



Lol it sorta was but hey he did try and swing trading isn’t all that bad it’s helped me fund my futures trading and to answere your question yes I do believe the micros are the cheapest per tic check out the Micro Euro If you didn’t already I do believe it’s the most volatile good luck and keep us posted on your results please

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