tures from the video shoot for my three-part series on learning to trade sponsored by the CME

What an amazing experience!

Last week, we shot a three-part video series on learning to trade sponsored by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. I read my script from a teleprompter, was filmed on two cameras while wearing makeup. The entire video was taped in a studio in front of an infinity wall. For a young guy from Indianapolis, this was pretty heady stuff.

The three videos cover:

Part One: Getting started - My theory of trading and three setups I like

Part Two: Developing your trading plan

Part Three: The why and how of using a trading simulator

The CME contracted 7th Wave Communications, a world-renowned video production company, to produce the videos. Thanks to the CME’s desire to produce a series of videos with the highest production values and Seventh Wave’s expertise, the three videos will very likely be the most professional futures training videos made to date.

For me, this was the experience of a lifetime. Thanks to Brain Burkhart and John Timmerman from 7th Wave and John Conolly, Paul Hayward, Bob Guardi and Liam Smith from the CME, along with my partner and wife, Toni, we have created something special that will set a new standard for professionalism in trader training. I am proud to have been part of it.

The videos are set to be released in late March or early April.

• 
  
  Jeff Quinto is a 37-year veteran futures trader and a world-class trading coach. He has coached hundreds of electronic futures traders from Hong Kong, France, Slovenia, England, Australia, the US and Canada. Jeff strongly believes that professional traders are world-class competitors, comparable to professional golfers, top tennis players, and Olympic athletes. None of these elite competitors could have achieved their top-ranked status without first having a world-class coach. Jeff is that world-class coach for futures traders.