Dennis G. Cajigas 866-631-6216 Email Dennis My aim is to help you achieve your financial goals through personalized trading strategies designed to fit your market experience and comfort level. I define success one trade at a time, and believe in pursuing a reasoned approach to trading. By collaborating closely with you, employing futures and option strategies, and engaging in sound risk management practices, I can help you meet your market expectations. Open an account with Dennis G. Cajigas

Industry Background:

I started my career in 1998 at the Chicago Board of Trade at an institutional brokerage firm. I later became a full member of the exchange and deepened my skills as a grain-pit trader. My experience means that I understand the trading dynamic from the balanced perspective of both a commercial analyst and a speculator.

Trading Strategies:

I trade momentum, breakouts and key reversals. I also use options to define risk and collect premium.

Market Focus:

I trade grains, options, spreads and the stock index.

Analysis Preference:

I use fundamental analysis to identify strong market performers and undervalued assets and then employ several technical indicators for time and price targets.

Technical Study Background:

Moving Average Convergence/Divergence, Bollinger Bands, Fibonacci Retracement

Advisory Background:

Hightower, Helms, Bloomberg

 

View articles by Dennis G. Cajigas:

• Stock Market Should Steady, but Confidence Shaky  Lets Talk Futures - 6/8/2010
• Intro to MACD – February 2, 2010
• Gold Looking too Rich? Consider Silver - November 10, 2009
• Trading with Fibonacci Numbers - March 2009
• Australia Feels Financial Crisis - January 21, 2009
• Post-USDA Soybean Trend Shift - January 14, 2009
• Market Movers Report: Buy Gold on Pullback - January 12, 2009

Quoted in the Press

• Stocks Flat on Bernanke Watch – Reuters, February 22, 2010
• Dow, S&P Dip on China Lending Curb, Nasdaq Up – Reuters, February 12, 2010
• Stocks Leap as Bernanke Pledges Lower Rates - Reuters, November 16, 2009
• Markets Close on Down Note - New York Times, February 2009

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