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I see, that makes sense. What format do you think would be the best for real-time calls, going forward?

Oh yeah, NVDA was another that I should have traded but didn't, must have forgotten to put the alert in. Not going to count it as a win, but it looks like this:

Also, because people missed it: twtr entry on post #61, exit 70. XLU entry 31, Loss called but no exit number. BIDU entry 34, exit 56. AAPL entry 38, exit 40.

Fair enough. I'll just post the screenshot of the excel. However, a problem is that although I called out the specific exits for the winning trades, I did not do so for the XLU losing trade (I had on a different forum but that doesn't count); the W/L would not be representative if I only...

I don't know how to do the table like you're doing, but I can put it in Excel and post them as attachments, along with post numbers, for easier viewing of entries and exits. Is that ok?

The BIDU, AAPL, and TWTR had screenshots of the options entries though, not merely charts.

I will close either today or Monday, or Tuesday.

Opened CAT short here, right now, as evidenced by screenshot.

I closed TWTR long here at That is literally what I'm doing. BIDU, AAPL, TWTR entry and exits screenshotted right after I entered. I didn't post my loss for XLU, okay I get it. But I don't understand what you want. Tell me, I'm all ears. BTW I closed TWTR long here at 46.05

There was a Thales who apparently did the first options trade. Made a fortune.

I called the AAPL exit earlier, when it was at 123.80 or so. I didn't call the BABA exit as I hadn't even entered, although I did say it was an intraday setup, not a swing. I was told to just trade live so I just posted exits on the ones I entered, ie XLU AAPL BIDU (TWTR still holding from 44.55...

Markets never change. The same patterns repeat. Jesse Livermore proved this by multiplying his account over and over, regardless of bull or bear market. His words are the same as those of De La Vega who existed hundreds of years prior, just as Honma and ancient merchants said.

I'm not sure what strikes would give me ideal r:r overall. I suspect 2-3 weeks out. I find myself closing trades within 0-2 days, the vast majority of the time.

Twitter long initiated. Also, the BABA short I called last week hit has that candle the current high of day. (I didn't get into the BABA short though). The AAPL call also worked, giving the prediction system 2/2 so far.

No index has hit support yet. There are divergences in terms of Weekly and Daily level supports. The Transports are well above support and seem to be resisting a large move down thus far. Not shorting, just waiting for more of a dip. TSLA may be prepping for a breakout, I'd like to see it open...

This is nonsense. Trends give the large moves, often.

139.54 is coming up on BIDU. This will be an intraday short, if hit.

To my knowledge, the 'best' tail hedger, as far as downside goes, is Spitznagel. I'm sure everyone knows about his 4000%+ gain.

I use the levels and ranges based on minima and maxima historical movements. I should have clarified, sorry. I meant for intraday. For swings, I simply use the next level and typically scale out. I put in the chart for today's trade as an example. Historically speaking, it would be unusual for...

Closed the entirety of the trade at 134.80 for a little over 60% total. I will regret it, but every single trade will be one of regrets. At least, that's the mindset I come into.