from there i pull back on the continuous contract to look at the bigger structure, an extra layer of framing price. it gives a better idea of areas for stops and targets.
if futures are treated like a stock, they are just another market responding to their f/a.
the margin is a little high on nat gas so a manual stop might also be needed.
to change markets takes some research. when is it open? is it ranging or trending? risk v reward v margin? am i interested in it? f/a past and following the future f/a?
