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Futures Spitfire: Fast, Precise, Unbreakable
Swing micro futures like a pro. With futures, you trade just 2-3 tickers.
A rare breed
Over 20,300 were built originally…
They were known to be fast, agile… a Rolls-Royce powered engine made it a real terror in the skies to the enemy.
These famous birds fought in North Africa, provided cover in Normandy on D-Day and fought off German invasion at every turn of the war.
Now… only about 60-78 of these planes still exist today… a rare breed with incredible power.
Much like these Spitfires…
Keith Chinnock, a Royal Air Force veteran, is a rare breed as well. A futures trader getting in and out of positions fast, with discipline.
And also similar to Spitfires…
Futures trading is a rare skill for many retail traders. As in, they don’t understand the power of what futures trading can bring.
Who this mission is for
Experienced stock & options traders
You’ll see the direction of the market faster than watching the SPY, QQQ or individual tickers.
Plus, it’ll sharpen your technical analysis skills.
Options traders
You’re buying small contracts, risking as little as $40 for a potential large move.
That move in the ES or NQ can help you trade mega-cap tickers.
Beginner stock & options traders
Futures is all technical analysis. Once you can read a fast futures chart, every other equity slows down for you.
Just 3 tickers. No oil barrels.
Unfortunately, most traders don’t give futures the time of day.
“I don’t want to buy oil futures and end up with barrels of oil in my front yard.”
You don’t need to buy oil futures. Keith Chinnock only trades 3 tickers:
And the process to trade them is simple:
- Get an alert on 1 (or all) of these tickers
- Buy the necessary futures contract (Keith shows you how)
- Sell as it hits each target
Here’s how his latest alerts played out
January 2nd, you could’ve gone long ES (or Micro-ES) contracts around the 6905 price for as little as $40/contract. You would’ve gotten 3 targets from Keith:
At each target, you get an *ALERT* from Keith on trimming… or even adding to your position (as the technical chart looks ripe).
In this case, the contracts hit all 3 targets within 4 days!
Sure, every trade doesn’t work out like this… futures can be volatile, so you have to be very disciplined on your stops.
With futures trading… it’s all about levels and targets.
Each level is dissected and each target is used for buying/selling. You’re not concentrated on earnings or who is President (for the most part)… you’re following the technical patterns.
And as you learn to see them… you can jump in on a swing trade and get in. A “Spitfire” swing… like this SHORT on the Nasdaq futures (NQ).
Now, don’t get worried about ‘shorting.’ You’re simply buying a short contract and looking to make a certain $X per point that the NQ falls.
In this case, in 6 days, the NQ fell as much as 828 points! Meaning, with about $140-$240 of risk per contract… you could’ve banked up to $1,656/contract. That’s a 1,082% return!
Of course, that’s measuring the highs… but even if you land around a 500% return, that’s still a nice bundle.
Notice each circle on the chart is Keith’s levels BEFORE he enters the trade. At each level, he’s trimming or adding depending on his conviction.
When you know what your levels and targets are BEFORE you enter a trade… you’re way ahead of the game. Why? Because it takes the emotions out of your trading. And emotional trading is the death of any beginner or experienced trader.
Keith’s 3 steps to start trading these futures contracts today
Use technical analysis to highlight entry, stop and trim levels. Plus, plot out the target zones for when to take profits.
KEITH’S ROLE: He shares an alert with you that shows the exact entry and target prices. Done for you.
Buy the correct contracts that fit your account size.
KEITH’S ROLE: Keith breaks down in a video how to buy the futures contracts on the ES/MES, NQ and GC (gold futures). You simply follow along.
Trim profits at target. Stop out at risk targets.
KEITH’S ROLE: You’ll know the profit targets and risk targets beforehand. There’s no guesswork here. You could even set up stops automatically in your futures brokerage account so you don’t have to do it.
Check out this recent trade in the Gold Futures (GC). At the time, gold was on a record-breaking tear… and now was the time to strike while the iron’s hot.
Keith’s entry trigger was right at the pullback… then you can see 2 more targets outlined before the trade, and the price goes and hits those targets.
If they didn’t hit, you’d stop out for a small loss.
Else, it’s possible to make thousands of dollars with a pocket of contracts on plays like this. With about a $250 risk per contract… it was possible to make up to $2,200/contract in just under a week!
Imagine that. A 2 grand payday in a week off of gold.
Trade not there, you don’t take it. When it’s there, you’re willing to trade. These types of gains are much harder in the equity and options-on-mega-caps world.
That’s why Keith calls these Futures “Spitfire” Alerts. You’re trading differently. But you can pack a powerful punch.
But three mission reports is a highlight reel. You deserve the whole flight log…
Every alert that triggered since April
Not a highlight reel. Below is every Spitfire swing setup Keith posted in the VTF that actually triggered (price did what he said it had to do first) since he started posting swing alerts in the spring.
Five setups triggered. According to Keith’s posted follow-ups… all five hit at least their first target.
Sideways for days… then the breakout
ES broke out of a tight range above his 7199.75 “decision” level. Next morning Keith posted: “All 3 targets have hit.” ✓ T1 ✓ T2 ✓ T3
The “long-awaited fall off”
Keith called for support to crack at 7444–7435 and a drop toward 7383. ES fell through both of his first two targets. ✓ T1 ✓ T2
Gapped up… then dove straight to target
Same setup on the Nasdaq. On July 27 it gapped higher, reversed, and hit Keith’s 28200 target that same day. Then it kept falling into his lower targets. ✓ Lower targets hit
Fed day delivers
After a weekend gap down, Keith posted a short trigger on a close below 7570. Two days later, right after the Fed news: “Just hit first target on the ES.” ✓ T1
Breakout to the Rubber Band
NQ broke out of its channel. Keith posted three upside targets (30654, 30902, 31159). Price ran through all three. In his words… “no drawdown on a daily chart.” ✓ T1 ✓ T2 ✓ T3
So what would ONE contract on every alert have added up to?
Up to, across all 5 triggered alerts. Micro contracts are the “starter size” most new futures traders use.
Up to, across the same 5 alerts. Full-size contracts need a much bigger account (and carry 10x the risk).
That’s five trades. About five months. Swing trades held a day to a couple of weeks… no staring at a 1-minute chart all day.
- Aug 10: short setups on ES and NQ. Price never closed below his levels. No trade.
- Aug 18: waited for a bounce to 7800 before shorting. The bounce never came. No trade.
- Sep 14 (NQ): short trigger never broke. Keith stood down.
Not every call gets a follow-up post either. A few of his other levels (May 6, Jul 13, Sep 3) never got a result posted, so we left them out instead of guessing. And as of this writing, his October 5 calls are still in the air.
*Results per Keith’s own posts in the Futures Spitfire VTF; not independently verified. Dollar figures are hypothetical: measured from Keith’s trigger level (or the price when the alert was posted) to the furthest target he reported, per 1 contract, before commissions and slippage. Keith doesn’t post stop-loss results, so “5 for 5” means no losses were reported, not that losses can’t happen. They can.
Why he skips more trades than he takes
Most traders don’t get burned because they read the chart wrong. They get burned because they jump in the moment price pokes through a level… and watch it snap right back. A fake-out. Then they’re stopped out before the real move even starts.
Keith calls that guessing. And he won’t do it. In his own monthly debrief to members he put it plainly:
“I’m not going to jump in and start guessing just for the sake of it.”
Instead, every Spitfire alert has to clear the same pre-flight checklist. It’s the same playbook he runs in his intraday futures room… just stretched onto a daily chart, where the moves are bigger.
Daily chart first
No 1-minute noise. Keith builds his levels on the daily chart, so each move has room to run. Fewer trades. Bigger trades.
A close, not a wick
Price has to close past his “decision” level. A quick poke through and back doesn’t count. That one rule filters out most fake-outs.
Wait for the retest
After the break, he waits for price to come back and tag the level. That retest zone is your entry window… not the chase.
2-to-1 or stand down
The first target has to pay at least twice what the stop risks. If it’s only one-to-one, Keith passes… even when the trade later works.
Three targets, set BEFORE the trade
T1 (the highest-probability target), T2, and the “Rubber Band” (the stretch target where the move often snaps back). You know every exit before you enter. You can trim at each one and let the rest ride.
“Two to one is what we’re after.”
“There are fewer of them, but it’s bigger.”
“I can’t force the market.”
“When it works, it’s just beautiful.”
That’s why August came and went without a single Spitfire trade. The setups never confirmed, so Keith kept his finger off the trigger. Then September arrived… and two more trades in the flight log fired within a week of each other.
Amateurs trade because they’re bored. Spitfire pilots wait for the shot.
Keith is different than many of the traders online
- Service
- Royal Air Force, 15 years (Engineer)
- Then
- 20 more years as an Aeronautical Engineer across Europe
- Trades
- ES / MES · NQ · GC
- Full-time trader since
- 2021
- Also
- Life Coach · Father of 5
Not only is he oozing with positivity, energy and care for others… he also does it while trading futures… the most misunderstood trading tool out there.
Keith is a father of 5 children and served 15 years in the Royal Air Force as an Engineer, plus 20 more years as an Aeronautical Engineer all over Europe.
His engineering brain naturally pulled him into trading… specifically futures, as he saw how much they drove the market.
He’s traded futures for years, to the point where he left the corporate engineering world in 2021. He not only trades, but also became a Life Coach. He’s worked with many couples to grow their relationships and families.
Keith’s done both over the last 5 years and is now bringing that combined expertise to you.
As you work more closely with Keith, you’ll see how much his true passion is about changing how you live your life. To live more confidently, happier and more fulfilled.
That’s not what you’ll see in Spitfire Alerts, as this is just an intro to Keith’s world of futures and how you can trade like him…
Futures Spitfire is not meant to be a huge moneymaker for Keith or T3 Live. Instead, it’s a way to build a foundational piece to get you on track with trading futures (as many traders stay away from futures).
And, from there, hopefully join Keith in his trading room and potentially his Futures and Life Coaching Small Group Accelerator.
Meaning, you won’t need to spend thousands to begin accessing Keith’s trades… a full year of Futures Spitfire is just $299.
Here’s what you get with Futures Spitfire:
Keith’s #1 weekly futures “Spitfire” trade
Just like the RAF Spitfire, Keith’s trades will be agile, fast, disciplined and efficient. These trades are simple to understand (once you make a few trades), and you’ll only be trading 3 tickers. Focusing on those 3 tickers will help you learn how futures move faster!
Bruce Lee said, “Don’t fear the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks one time… fear the man who’s practiced one kick 10,000 times.”
With our futures trades, we’re just trading ES/MES mini-futures contracts, NQ futures and GC futures. 3 tickers to follow and learn their patterns. Master those and you can master futures for life.
Exact Buy/Trim/Sell alerts so you’re never left guessing
You’ll get the:
- Ticker
- Stop
- First Target
- Second Target
- Third Target
- Bonus Target (if it keeps going)
You’ll get the alerts on when to make these trades. Where?
All packed inside our proprietary T3 Live VTF® software
You get push notifications on when to make the trades. We’re doing these fast, so there’s no time for emails about every trim. We’ll send you emails on entries and exits. But you can also get those push-notified right to your phone with the T3 Live app.
This app is 100% free to download and rated highly in the Apple and Android stores.
Weekly trade breakdowns on what we’re trading and how to do it
Never traded futures before? Not a problem. Every week, Keith records a full trade breakdown on:
- Open positions
- New trades and the exact contracts you’d buy
- An overview of the futures market that week
Plus… send in your futures questions. A “Mailbag” session will also be added in as questions arise. All packed into one recorded video you can watch when you need to.
Incredible, 5-star customer service
T3 Live is rated highly on Trustpilot, and its traders have hundreds of thousands of followers. The secret ingredient is incredible traders (like Keith) and stellar customer service. No hassles. No stressful conversations.
Plus, you’re backed by our 60-day money-back guarantee, so you can try Keith’s Futures Spitfire Alerts for 2 months and get all your money back if you’re unhappy. It’s that easy. No questions asked.
I’d estimate this is easily a $1,000+ value…
Backed by our 60-day money-back guarantee.
If you’re trading stocks/options already… futures gives you a leg up.
If you’re new to futures, a full year of Keith’s alerts works out to less than a dollar a day.
You already saw it in the flight log: on one micro contract, Keith’s last 5 triggered alerts added up to as much as $3,317. That’s more than 10 times the cost of a full year. Not every trade will work like that. But the next Spitfire setup is already on Keith’s radar… and you’ll want to be in the cockpit when it fires.
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Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Trade examples are measured from Keith’s alert levels, including peak prices, and are not typical. Flight log results are taken from Keith’s own posts in the Futures Spitfire VTF and have not been independently verified. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Individual results vary.
HYPOTHETICAL OR SIMULATED PERFORMANCE RESULTS HAVE CERTAIN LIMITATIONS. UNLIKE AN ACTUAL PERFORMANCE RECORD, SIMULATED RESULTS DO NOT REPRESENT ACTUAL TRADING. ALSO, SINCE THE TRADES HAVE NOT BEEN EXECUTED, THE RESULTS MAY HAVE UNDER- OR OVER-COMPENSATED FOR THE IMPACT, IF ANY, OF CERTAIN MARKET FACTORS, SUCH AS LACK OF LIQUIDITY. SIMULATED TRADING PROGRAMS IN GENERAL ARE ALSO SUBJECT TO THE FACT THAT THEY ARE DESIGNED WITH THE BENEFIT OF HINDSIGHT. NO REPRESENTATION IS BEING MADE THAT ANY ACCOUNT WILL OR IS LIKELY TO ACHIEVE PROFITS OR LOSSES SIMILAR TO THOSE SHOWN.