Futures Trading Education Webinars and Trading Courses

Successful traders will tell you there is no substitute for experience and knowledge in developing your trading plan. While experience is something that will only come with time, Mirus offers clients free education through futures trading webinars and online trading education videos. Mirus has built relationships with excellent futures trading education and industry partners who present on a variety of topics from trading psychology, creating a trading plan, trading methodologies, and more.

Tues., April 27th	3:30pm CT	D.B. Vaello	Order Flow Analytics	Directional Volume Clusters in Order Flow Analysis REGISTER!
Thurs., April 29th	3:30pm CT	Michael Lydick	Back to the Future Trading	How to Identify Repeating Intraday Market Cycles REGISTER!
Mon., May 3rd	3:30pm CT	Bob Kamicar	Mirus Futures	NinjaTrader & Zen-Fire: An Introduction and Overview REGISTER!
Tues., May 4th	3:30pm CT	Bennett McDowell	Traders Coach.com	High Probability Entries and Exits to Avoid Over-Extending your Risk REGISTER!
Thurs., May 6th	3:30pm CT	Jeff Quinto	ElectronicFutures Trader.com	No Fear This Year – Part II: Plan, Prepare and Practice REGISTER!
Thurs., May 13th	3:30pm CT	Michael Radkay	RDS Trader	Practical Tips to Gauge Confidence in Price Direction REGISTER!
Thurs., May 20th	3:30pm CT	Steve Nison	Candle Charts	Using Candlesticks to Quickly Find Early Reversals e REGISTER!

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FULL RISK DISCLOSURE: Futures trading contains substantial risk and is not for every investor. An investor could potentially lose all or more than
the initial investment. Risk capital is money that can be lost without jeopardizing ones financial security or life style.Only risk capital should be used for
trading and only those with sufficient risk capital should consider trading. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.