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It is my pleasure to welcome back Damon Pavlatos for a webinar on Tuesday, September 16th @ 4:30 PM ET.
Damon is a 37-year industry veteran. During the webinar Damon will talk about the following:
- Identifying order flow from institutions and funds in Futures Trading
- Identifying trends and reversals
- Using Volume Profile and Volume Candles
- Tips and Tricks on using and executing efficiently
And some bio info on Damon Pavlatos, the CEO of FuturePath:
- Damon managed the CME Index and Floor operations for 5 major FCM’s throughout his 36 year career.
- Since 1978 he has held Exchange Memberships on the CME, CBOT and Mid America Exchange.
- Damon supplied Technical Market Analysis for various Index Funds, Institutions, and Exchange Members.
- He has been featured at Tradeshows, Futures Seminars and in various trading books.
- Through his career he has traded Futures and Options for 36 years specializing in Index Futures.
- In 2002 Damon spear headed the design of the in house FuturePath proprietary software call PhotonTrader.
I also wanted to quickly mention that Linda Bradford Raschke is Damon's wife. I was introduced to Damon through Linda and am glad to know both of them.
Damon is the CEO of FuturePath Trading. FuturePath is a futures.io (formerly BMT) site sponsor. This webinar will be educational in nature, but will feature extensive use of FuturePath's PhotonTrader platform.
FuturePath Trading LLC is an IIB. They began as a high-end execution on the CME floor in 1995. Later, in 2002, FuturePath became a technology driven firm that developed and owns their cutting edge trading platform called PhotonTrader.
Some major bullets about FuturePath:
- FuturePath clients include high-volume professionals, hedge funds, automated trading operations, individual traders, commercial hedgers and*those requiring full service options.*
- FuturePath offers advanced technology that provides exceptional execution speeds and robust connectivity to multiple exchanges. Hosting and Algorithmic solutions are available.
- Front-end connectivity options include the proprietary, cutting edge PhotonTrader execution platform and industry favorites such as CQG, NinjaTrader, Trading Technologies, Trade Navigator, CTS and over 10 other popular platforms.
- Very competitive commission rates are offered for all types of traders.
- There are 7 FCM’s and 2 US FOREX FuturePath clearing partners to choose from.
- Educational webinars and individual hands on brokerage services are there for FPT customers.
- FuturePath maintains a well-staffed trading desk, available by phone, to help you with your needs.
- FuturePath is proud of their excellent and spotless record in the industry.
Due to the broker dependency of Ninjatrader many system traders are looking for alternatives to spread some risks. It would be nice, if Damon could speak a little bit about the API too. But i'm pretty sure that an own detailed webinar about custom programming within PhotonTrader could attract and satisfy many many people.
Big Mike
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No doubt he can discuss it, just be sure to ask the question during the Q&A.
