This course opens an in-depth discussion that outlines the basics of the ACD method - plotting particular price points in relation to the opening range. Mr. Fisher will also demonstrate how to use the ACD method in tandem with other trading tools.

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Speaker: Paul Tudor Jones, Chairman and CEO, Tudor Investments Corp.

Speaker: Dr.Kiev, Author of Trading in the Zone

Speaker: Judy Lee, Co-founder, Dragonfly, LLC

Through case studies, this session will cover how futures and options can be used to help firms manage risks effectively. It will illustrate how firms use futures and options to manage their core businesses and how corporate treasuries use futures and options to manage risk volatility of commodity prices and hedge their financial risks.

Speaker: T. Boone Pickens, Chairman and CEO, BP Capital LP and Messa Water, Inc.

The legendary energy entrepreneur will offer his opinions and colorful commentary on energy markets and follow-up with a 30 minute question-and-answer session. Here is your chance to tap into one of the industry's most renowned creative thinkers.

Speaker: Mark Rzepczynski, President & CIO, John W. Henry & Co.

Speaker: JeanneWesthoff, Energy Consultant, The Oxford Princeton Program

In a fast-paced world of futures, mistakes can be costly. This brief discussion will provide a great introduction to exchange-traded futures contracts. Participants will leave with an understanding of what futures contracts are, how they work, and what it means to be long or short. 

Speaker: Dominick Chirichella, Senior Market Analyst, Energy Management Institute

This session will focus on the use of conventional options strategies for both trading and hedging energy risk. The session will use a series of examples (using current market data) to demonstrate the use of options to hedge at every level of energy infrastructure, as well as to illustrate the use of options as part of a comprehensive trading strategy. 

Speaker: JeanneWesthoff, Energy Consultant, The Oxford Princeton Program

In a fast-paced world of futures, mistakes can be costly. This brief discussion will provide a great introduction to exchange-traded futures contracts. Participants will leave with an understanding of what futures contracts are, how they work, and what it means to be long or short. 

Speaker: JeanneWesthoff, Energy Consultant, The Oxford Princeton Program

After learning about exchange-traded futures, traders are often faced with a complex dilemma - basis. The "B" word can make or break a successful a successful hedging or trading program. This presentation will define what basis is and look at some examples of different types of basis.