Adam Milton
Highlights
- Experienced in numerous markets, including stock indices, futures, options and warrants, individual stocks, and currency (forex) markets.
- Offers a variety of professional market analysis and trading services to other traders and investors, as well as trading instruction to aspiring professional traders.
- An experienced computer programmer who has written a variety of trading related software, including charting, market analysis, trade analysis, automated trading, and order entry systems.
- Speaks English, French, and some German, giving him an insight into markets and traders from different regions.
Experience
Adam Milton is a former writer for The Balance. He covered day trading topics for more than five years.
The principal DAX stock index trader for Patrick Marne Investment Management AG, Milton has been a full-time financial trader for several years, trading European, U.S., and Asian markets five days a week. He has experience analyzing various financial markets, and creating new trading techniques and trading systems for scalping, day, swing, and position trading.
Milton has a well balanced education, covering a range of subjects from English literature to music. His advanced education includes advanced mathematics, computer programming, and languages.
Latest From Adam Milton
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How Stock Indexes Are Calculated
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Why Do Traders Think They Need an Edge?
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Here's How to Pick the Right Day Trading Market for Your Investments
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How Linear (Arithmetic) Price Charts Differ From Logarithmic Charts
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Bid, Ask, and Spreads: Jargon in Day Trading Explained
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What Is the TRIX Reversal Trading System?
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What Is the Moving Average Bounce Trading System?
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What Percentage of Trades Will You Need to Break Even?
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What Is a Fungible Investment?
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How Options Are Traded: the Basics
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Trading Stock Indexes Using Futures and Options Markets
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Description of Triangular Moving Average (TMA) and How to Use It
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Explanation of Time and Sales
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Are You a Discretionary Trader or a System Trader?
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How to Use Stop and Reverse Orders
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Tips on Reading Day-Trading Bar, Candlestick and Line Charts