Frank D. Cholly 888-801-9302 Email Frank If you are like my other clients, you and I will share the same primary goal: To increase the value of your account. Then, I emphasize tailoring services to my clients based on your trading experience, trading style, risk tolerance and available risk capital. I'm a strong believer in disciplined trading, and encourage strict adherence to this philosophy in order to optimize upside potential. In addition to my mentoring role, I also offer a variety of services to improve market accessibility, including: (1) accepting contingency orders; (2) providing time and price alerts; and (3) placing orders on your behalf as directed by a specified advisory service. Open an account with Frank D. Cholly

Industry Background:

I have been involved in many aspects of the futures business, from taking and placing orders to providing high-quality order execution service. As a second-generation participant in markets at the Chicago Board of Trade, I spent my early years working in the T-bond pit servicing both institutional and retail clients. I then expanded my brokerage duties and began covering a wide range of markets, including stock index, metals, grains and the balance of the interest rate sector. Ultimately, I turned my full-time focus to the grain market, dealing primarily with proprietary and commercial business.

Market Focus:

Grains, stock indexes, metals and financial markets.

Technical Study Background:

I primarily focus on Momentum, Stochastics and Bollinger Bands, but occasionally utilize RSI, Fibonacci and Candlesticks.

Advisory Background:

Ken Roberts, Hightower, Moore Research and Larry Williams.

Trading Strategies:

My goal is to develop trading strategies that take advantage of the characteristics of both futures and options contracts. I promote the use of spread trading (both intermarket and intramarket) to achieve this goal.

Analysis Preference:

Generally, I focus on fundamental analysis in identifying the direction of a market and rely on technical analysis to select specific entry and exit prices. I tend to place the most emphasis on technical analysis when reviewing stock index and financial markets. However, I am much more mindful of the fundamental factors when approaching the agricultural markets.

 View articles by Frank D. Cholly:

• The Pivot-Point Technique - May2009
• Options Strategies for an Overshot Market - February 2009
• Natural Gas Still Looking Bullish - August 1, 2007
• A Day-Trading Strategy for Crude Oil Futures - July 2, 2007
• Risks Involved in Selling Option Premium - August 31, 2006

*Futures trading involves the risk of loss and may not not be suitable for all investors.