Master Futures Trading
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xBratAI covers 10 futures contracts focused on high-liquidity instruments where price structure and order flow are consistent. These include major US index contracts such as E-Mini S&P, Micro ES, E-Mini NASDAQ, Russell 2000, and Gold Futures, among others. Both standard and micro contracts are available.

Futures performance is measured in ticks — the minimum price movement of a contract. Historical performance data including total ticks gained and win rate is available on the xBratAI Performance page.

Yes. Micro contracts are included in the Futures plan and are a sensible way to manage exposure, particularly for traders with smaller account sizes or those who want to limit risk per trade.

Your account must meet the margin requirements for the contracts you trade, while maintaining disciplined risk per trade. There is no universal minimum — it depends on the contracts you choose and your broker's margin structure. Overleveraging significantly increases risk.

Signal frequency depends on market structure and volatility. Some sessions may generate multiple setups; slower days may produce fewer. The system does not force trades.

Any reputable futures broker offering access to the covered contracts with competitive commissions and reliable execution is suitable. Popular choices include brokers offering CME Group products. Check margin requirements and fee structures before committing.

Maximum leverage is the highest level of position size the system considers appropriate for a specific setup, based on its strength and risk profile. It defines the upper limit of exposure — not a recommendation to use the full amount. Higher leverage amplifies both potential gains and potential losses.

It is not advisable to chase a signal after the entry point has passed. The risk-to-reward profile of the trade is calculated at the signal entry. Entering late changes those parameters and increases your exposure relative to the stop loss. Note: Trading involves significant risk of loss. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Never trade with capital you cannot afford to lose, and always apply consistent position sizing and stop loss discipline.