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Sold half.

Measured move reached. Open high reached. Ascending wedge seen. Prepare to sell.

Prepare to sell. Sell before the market closes because we are day trading.

Switched. Plan to sell at measured move or at open high. Execution is more important than plan (Dell). But if there is no plan there is nothing for execution.

Prepare to switch position.

Prepare to go long after a-b-c or new high.

This one. Wait to sell at measured move.

Last try at selling. Sell at a higher high.

Stop out again.

Considering the time frame, Subminuette Wave v may not be completed yet. This is a good point to sell into Microwave v.iii. I have to stop posting for a while to be more concentrated.

Minuette Wave 4)c.c:a ended with Subminuette Wave 4)c.c.:av. Miunette Wave 4)c.c:b might have begin. It should not be a zigzag.

Positions have to be closed at stop. This is not really a wave v failure, it is just shorter than expected. This is to prove that wave iv and wave v is not as profitable as wave iii

Lesson 2. Only he who believes in Heaven and sticks to his rules, will go to Heaven.

De Ja Vu. "If only I stick to the original plan," cover at Tick Wave v.i:vV and sell at Infrawave v.i:iv.:( "Wave v failure" is going to haunt me for a while.

Sell at Tick wave v.iii:iIII lower low.

S&P and NASDAQ near end of Infrawave :iv. Microwave v.ii is coming to an end.

Look like ascending wedge in Tick wave C. Prepare to add to position. Beware of Wave :v failure.

Non-confirmation Dow v.s. S&P and NASDAQ. May be an irregular correction.

If there is a new low will add position instead of take profit. It may be wave :iii extension.

Count Infrawave :i, :ii, :iii, :iv, :v of Microwave v.i. Would like to take half profit here, at Tick Wave V, and re-enter twice at Infrawave :iv.