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    Prop Blowups, how common are they?

    yes, everything gapped up. but they also gapped up and KEPT GOING STRAIGHT UP. with stops he would not have blown out his account. he would have had a big loss, yes, but not blown out.
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    Prop Blowups, how common are they?

    the day of the rate hike in Jan '01 a guy in our office was short three stocks, one of which was AOL - don't remember the other two... he went to the head for a dump, came back and his whole account was blown out. never saw him again. moral of the story... ALWAYS put in stops if u leave...
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    tampa's Revenge

    Tampa... GREAT to see you back. :D
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    4 down days

    From Jan 1970 to Jan 1982 if you buy the 1st up day AFTER 4 down then the results are significantly reversed. %Profitable=62.90 W/Lratio=0.97 ProfitFactor=1.64 Buying the 4th consecutive down close is buying the proverbial 'falling knife' in a ranging market. By waiting to buy the 1st...
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    4 down days

    I ran it in TS from 1970 to 1982 and the quickie results were %profitable=66.28 W/Lratio=0.42 ProfitFactor=0.83 ideas like these are why a lot of guys are getting whittled down or blown out recently... testing on bull and/or volatile market data and then running the system in dissimilar...
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    Classic Geometric Patterns and Narrow Range Setups

    similar to inandlong i screen for % ATR with less than 60% being of interest on an actively traded stock. i also compare the % ATR relative to what the market did that day... if it's christmas eve or thanksgiving friday 90% of stocks r going to be narrow range days because the mkt probably had...
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