Right, it's what Trader Vic calls a 2B pattern, or if you were around before Trader Vic, it's what you would call fading resistance.
Trader Vic says after price makes higher high, to wait for price
to reverse and close below the resistance line.
Personally, I like to...
Hi Longshot...thanks for the post!...lol
No, I'm not a loser. I have a number I use (risk) with success, but I thought it might be interesting to see what some of the other guys were doing, and helpful to other traders starting out.
This is a daytrade on the ES e-mini. If you went short, where would you place your stoploss?
Thanks
BTW...I'm not going to show the rest of the chart later. I'm
just trying to get a fell for what some of the pros would do. Thanks
That's true, but the point I was trying to make is that her
writings aren't original,(at least not what I read before it was deleted) and that does matter.
Also, there's something called a fair use law that allows
a person to copy an excerpt from a text if the sole purpose is for...
See, there's nothin to it...:D
Back in the old days, I used limit orders so I wouldn't get screwed by my broker. But, with todays two second electronic fills, I use market orders.
Sometimes I pay a tick more, sometimes a tick less. It balances out.
I guess my way is a little different, because I was taught by a
floor trader that the "opening range" took place within the first
90 seconds to 2 minutes of the session.
So, I use 133T bars which is pretty close to the 2 minute bar.
Anyway, this is how I like to do it. Sometimes you get...
C'mon, throw us a little crumb. What's your favorite setup?
Don't tell us you just go long or short on feel...:p
EDIT: I posted just as you did. Looking forward to your journal!
I don't know of any empirical formula that says you should
risk 13%. But, I can quote you from traders that have made tens of millions of dollars who risk 1 to 2 percent.