Market Commentary

Daily market commentary on all major markets - both fundamental and technical analysis is made available as well as institutional commentary and timely information. Our contributors possess deep industry experience and insight. Trade recommendations, special reports, option strategies, and weekly newsletters are also available as well as third party commentary.

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Meet Some Of Our Contributors

Steven Slovak has been involved with the commodity and foreign exchange markets for well over 25 years. He joined Knight in 2007 to set up and manage the Tangible Commodity Desk. Prior to joining Knight,

He spent the better part of 80's and early 90's gaining exposure to and experience in many segments of the futures industry. After graduating from Rutgers Newark in 1982 he joined a small team of proprietary traders developing computer based stock index trading programs. In 1983 he joined a major brokerage where his duties included writing daily technical commentaries, handling execution for overseas branch offices, managed accounts, and later an in house multi-assets class fund. Also in the 80's he worked with a commodity management services firm that focused on CRB Index arbitrage and capital introduction. Subsequently, Steven was responsible for the day to day operations of an Introducing Broker that specialized in foreign exchange and precious metals.

Brian Wagner joined efutures.com, a division of Knight Capital Americas LLC, in 1996, where his knowledge and expertise of the financial markets and index futures has been a great asset. Brian utilizes simple moving average systems, Fibonacci retracements, and several risk management tools for day and position trading. Brian also makes use of option strategies for risk management on speculative and hedge trades.

Prior to joining efutures.com, Brian worked with a major financial advising firm after graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville with a degree in Business Administration and an emphasis in Finance and Marketing.