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  1. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Yes, journal is a great idea. My take on it is as follows: Forget about the $500 goal for now. Let's assume you will trade 1 contract per 5k equity in your acct to play it safe. 5k is not too high an amount to blow if things don't work out but at the same time it's more than enough to give...
  2. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Stopped on remainder slightly below b/e at 71.97. Even though the trade didn't pan out I still booked some profit.
  3. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Welcome to the thread Simple! My advice... Try trading live with 1 contract. If your heart rate increases after you enter the position then you're not ready for prime yet. How did you arrive at the $500 profit objective? That's 2 pts avg per day... rather ambitious goal for an aspiring...
  4. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Excellent opportunities this morning... Booked solid gain on 13 trades. Still holding 1/2 position SPXL swingtrade from Friday. Hopefully we'll see 1945 this week.
  5. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    -2 ticks.
  6. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Long 33.50 stop 4 ticks.
  7. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Exit 1/2 at 73.76.
  8. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Out 35.50 +6 ticks.
  9. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Short 37 stop 4 ticks.
  10. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Trailing stop hit +4 ticks.
  11. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Target 26.50
  12. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Long 22.25 stop 4 ticks.
  13. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    -2 ticks.
  14. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Short 23 stop 4 ticks.
  15. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    +4 ticks.
  16. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Long 18.50 S/T 4 ticks.
  17. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    -4 ticks.
  18. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Long 24 stop 4 ticks. Target 28.
  19. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    Then again, most of my entries are at very specific algo areas so very rarely there is a need for more than a 4 tick stop. While 4 ticks may not seem like much to you, it is a big deal to me :).
  20. J

    ES Journal - 2014

    One of my rules based on analysis my past transactions... When a position goes immediately against me and almost hits my stop and then reverses, I get out as close to b/e or +1 tick no questions asked. Statistically, the best trades are the ones that go my way right out of the gate.
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