U.S. treasuries are, by far, the largest and most liquid market in the world. In 2020, U.S. treasuries traded over $600 billion in value per day, well above the $450 billion traded in the U.S. stock market. This number is independent of the enormous notional amounts that trade in futures and other interest rates derivative products. The point is that the reach of the treasury market is massive.
This is part two of a three part article series. In the first article, Introducing Tradovate AutoTrade, we discussed how to acquire the necessary resources to run the AutoTrade framework, we reviewed the basic layout of the platform, and we learned how to run the example project. In this article we will go into detail about extending the robot.
This is part one of a three-part series showing you an example of how you could use the Tradovate AutoTrade framework to create auto-trading strategies. This article will outline broader concepts about the framework and is intended as an introduction to using the software. We will go into greater detail about the internal workings of Tradovate AutoTrade later in the series.
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Trading has started for new Micro Treasury Yield Futures, so learn more about them today. Tradovate & CME Group invites you to watch a video about Micro Treasury Yield futures, a tool for managing interest rate exposure.
This contract was designed to be smaller and less expensive than the standard WTI Crude Oil Futures. Now is your chance to gain exposure to Crude Oil at 1/10th the original contract size. That means lower costs for you and more contract sizes to manage your positions. You can add more opportunities for risk management by using WTI Crude Oil futures to help fine-tune your energy trading strategy.