Futures Research Corp. today announced the launch of their new subscription based research service for futures traders and other futures market participants. Specializing in seasonal and historical research tools, the site is designed for both the novice and experienced futures trader. The service can be accessed at http://www.FuturesResearchCorp.com .
For traders, the site targets those looking for trading ideas and those looking to further validate trades from their existing trading program. Traders with their own trading system can plug their trades into FRC's seasonal analysis tool to determine past performance, maximum risk and profit points and many other metrics. Futures Research Corp also offers their output in a variety of formats that Futures Commission Merchants (FCMs) and other brokers can re-brand and offer to their clients. "Our charts and market analysis should not only encourage additional client trading activity, but the professional quality trade reports and charts also provide a great prospecting tool for attracting new clients," states Kelly. Many of the most successful traders believe the greatest success in trading markets is achieved by analyzing markets from both a technical and fundamental perspective. FRC provides fundamental analysis through a centralized access point for industry reports, weather analysis for determining impacts to the agricultural and energy markets, and charting of all varieties of fundamental information such as supply and demand data for many of the major futures contracts.
For additional information, please contact Michael Kelly or visit the website at http://www.FuturesResearchCorp.com. Futures Research Corp. is a web-based research firm dedicated to providing futures traders with the information and tools they need to improve their trading decisions and increase the success of their trading program.
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