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Yes, you're right about the stop. I don't know if I can accommodate a RR > 3, that would require getting in near the support. It might be a better approach to incorporate elements of chartists and play support levels. Oil seems to be happy to slice thru S & R levels very easily.

I'm back in again, at the price I last entered, long at 93.70

Thank you for the Trend views, you're right I do have a job and avoid too much screen time. I noticed it "rested" for the Asian session, and just moved at the open of the US session I'm not following its trend so much as its correlations and IV. I find the comments on trend interesting...

I've just now exited for 119 pips gain

Many thanks for the insights on the trade, am GMT + 12 Usually enter EOD, that trade was just after EOD

Long Oil 93.70

Hello All CLLong 96.57 exit 97.68 - I trade about once per week This Journal will record my Oil trading At the moment, thats a single CL future otherwise, USO or others might be used In the future, I'll attempt to file the journal entry soon after entry - I regard today as being a bad entry...

< Can't they just buy more futures contracts to create more inventory of VXX? I don't see why this would take very long, but maybe there are some mechanics on the bank's side of which I'm unaware? Am I missing something?? > You'd reasonably expect them to explain why they can't just buy more...

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Hello Normally, VXX does NOT track vix but it DOES, more or less, track the rise in vix futures (which Vxx is composed of). Yet, Vxx is up 12% today and the apr vix futures (DTE 35 days) is only up less than 4% Any views on this anyone?

Yes. As far as I can read the balance sheet it appears they have giant debt and financing lease obligations. They are also operating with large losses.

Hello All Can someone help me understand the nature of the financial metrics for Assisted living For example Genesis HealthCare (GEN) Possibly the 2nd biggest in the USA employs some 66000 people with a relatively trivial market cap of $220M thats about $3k of market cap per employee...