The following article on Stock Options vs Futures is the opinion of Optimus Futures. Note: Moving forward, we’ll refer to stock or equity options simply as “options” to avoid confusion, since futures also have their own options. Futures and stock options are two entirely different financial instruments. They’re both derivatives, meaning their values are linked ..read more

The following article on Index Futures Trading is the opinion of Optimus Futures. If you’re looking to trade the big stock indices like the Dow, Nasdaq, or S&P 500, you have a handful of options. The most popular ways to get in on the market action are index futures and index-based ETFs (like SPY, QQQ ..read more

The following article on Futures vs Stocks is the opinion of Optimus Futures. Short-term trading demands precision, knowledge, and the ability to adapt to rapidly changing market conditions. Two popular instruments in the trading world are futures and stocks. While both offer unique opportunities, they come with distinct characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages. This article aims ..read more

The following article on Futures vs Crypto is the opinion of Optimus Futures. As finance becomes increasingly tech-driven, younger traders are flocking to crypto for those promised big gains and groundbreaking changes. But while crypto’s got the buzz, the futures market might be the steadier, more structured path. It all comes down to the kinds ..read more

The following article on Forex vs Futures is the opinion of Optimus Futures. If you’re interested in trading currencies, trading currency futures or spot forex are two popular ways to do it. But beyond the currency, the differences between these two financial instruments are significant. They can really change how you approach trading the asset ..read more

The following article on CFDs vs Futures is the opinion of Optimus Futures. When it comes to trading commodities or stock indices, traders outside of the US have the choice of trading futures or Contracts for Difference (aka, CFDs). Both are derivatives that allow you to trade the underlying assets without owning them outright. Both ..read more

Our latest update makes the Optimus Flow setup process for new users faster and easier than ever! In this video, we'll guide new Live and Demo traders through the process of configuring Optimus flow as a first-time user. Sign up for a free demo and learn more about our platform, Optimus Flow here: https://optimusfutures.com/OptimusFlow.php ___________________________________________________ Want to learn more about Optimus Futures? Visit our website: http://www.optimusfutures.com/ Our commissions, margins, and pricing: https://optimusfutures.com/Futures-Trading-Pricing.php Open an account with ..read more

Optimus Futures is thrilled to announce that TradingView has introduced a powerful new chart type: Session Volume Profile (SVP). Here's what our traders need to know: • What is SVP? It calculates volume data within specific sessions or sub-sessions, perfect for analyzing intraday volume activity. • How to access: Select "Session volume profile" from the drop-down menu on the top panel of your TradingView chart. • Volume histograms for specified sessions or time intervals • Customizable parameters and styles • Options to display POC, VAH, VAL, developing POC, and developing VA lines Note: SVP i ..read more

TradingView has launched Synchronized Bar Replay! Here's what you need to know: • What is it? Run Bar Replay on multiple charts simultaneously, tracking different symbols and timeframes at the same point in time. • How it works: • Choose between single chart or all charts replay mode • Select a starting bar to synchronize all charts • Charts with larger timeframes wait for smaller timeframe data to load • Key benefits: • Compare multiple instruments side-by-side • Analyze correlations across different timeframes • Enhance backtesting and strategy development Note: Bar Replay support varies by ..read more

Optimus Futures is excited to announce that TradingView has introduced one of their most requested features: tick charts! Here's what our traders need to know: • Tick charts build bars based on a set number of transactions, not time intervals. • Benefits: Clearer view of market activity, detailed price action, and enhanced visualization during volatile periods. • Available intervals: 1T, 10T, 100T, and 1000T. • How to use: Type the interval on your keyboard or select from the Time interval dropdown in TradingView. Access: Available for TradingView Professional-tier plans (Expert, Elite, Ultima ..read more