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" http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/equity-index/fairvaluefaq.html#q6 Q6 How will Market-on-Close (MOC) orders be handled on days when end of month settlement procedures are applied? A6 Market-on-Close (MOC) orders shall be handled in the typical fashion on days when end of month settlement...

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I just think profit performance should not be too much a concern for EOD trading. It's more a lifestyle issue, easy and relax work, still a brain challenge game. The freedom and flexibility of time availability to a trader is also important. Just my thoughts!

Perhaps try to do a Google search about EOD trading. I would think EOD trading is irrelevant to intraday. However it doesn't men you can't do anything which is innovative in trading systems/methods.

You're right! My calls on the other thread are just for fun! :)

Maybe it should be called a Dailys trading, a very simple OOD (entry at market open price)/EOD (exit at market close price) trading system, no overnight position is held. Plan: Average loss 4 points, and 70% losing trades. Wining 30% trades at 12 points average profit. Expectancy 0.8 points (=...

Here is an ad hoc play. lol http://www.elitetrader.com/et/index.php?threads/live-calls-any-instrument-any-method-any-timeframe-open-to-all.292298/

ES; Short 2084; SL 2089; Close 2089. Loss: -5 points.

EOD Trading {symbol}; {direction}{entry price}; {stop price}; [exit]. ES; Short 2084; SL 2089; Close ???/EOD. My EOD trading above is derived according to the method below that I learned today from Romik, plus certain/major modifications...

As a trader, I update my stands every time I post!

Doubtful! Read Caplan.

Good question!

Thanks for the info. I think your approach is sound fundamentally! I will take a look further when time/priority is allowed later. My time-frame is weekly basically. Never check 1-minute or faster charts.

Perhaps your pre-market orders logically should be saver than overnighters, because they are not overnighters actually. "Big reward" as stated below could also imply "Big loss"! As you can't be right every time, can you?

In that case, you are taking potentially the overnight risks that many traders with conventional wisdom would not consider to try/trade. It's OK if your risk management is good enough to protect this risk. Certainly you will!

Can't say anything better. You have good signals, and you have good money management. I think your overnight trades are mainly/only big winners. When trading small size, that would greatly reduce the impact of overnight risk. BTW, another realisation nowadays is probably trading methods could...

Hi Romik Great method/skills and great performance. Look forward to viewing your annual results!

So thanks for telling us: dbphoenix=RN ??? lol

Thanks kp for the concise summary. Please kindly keep doing. TIA.

Threads about Money Management: http://www.elitetrader.com/et/index.php?search/1880833/&q=money+management&o=date&c[title_only]=1 Money Management via Fixed vs Ratio Fractional.... ...Assuming this, what would you recommend as far as Money Management and how to trade...... would...