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holding the gains very nicely. I think they want it higher.

I've got a buy stop up at 1705.5 pending. Obviously wanted to get back in lower than my exit, but I don't wanna miss the ride if we get a 20-30 point rally today. See what happens.

Is this the Tday rally I hear about on this thread?

here we are. Closing other long here at 1700.75 . so longs were 1694.25 and 1698.5 Covers were 1697.25 and 1700.75 Trying to be as transparent as possible for Richard. Looking for fresh long trades for the next large leg up now

Break-even-ish so far:

I'd imagine so.

Looking to get back into the 1700's

It all works out the same, no? OK that was a loss of 1.25 points then, and i'm long from 1694.25

covering this add on here at 1697.25 for +3 Still holding the 1698.5 long so +4 from the morning trade, +3 from this one, and the +20 from the overnight move from my 1681 long I was holding for a few days.

I image they made absolutely boat loads of money, but not from their trading!

Add 1694.25

long 1698.5

target hit Out here at 1701.75; +4

Looking for 4 points on this trade, so target is at 1701.75

Long 1697.75 stop at 1694

I told you it was guaranteed!! :) Closing my 1681 long here! Will look to re-enter on a dip. I think we'll see 1800 in no time

I didn't realise I had a fan :) What other words have I used that should never be used in trading, lol?

Yeah. Journal wasn't attracting the people I wanted to attract, and it was a hassle uploading charts and statements all the time. Keep a journal on an excel sheet for my eyes only at the moment, instead.

Looks to me like it's guaranteed to at least test the high made a month or so back, but knowing the ES, it will also blast through it for another large leg up. Have once again removed my target on my 1681 long. Stop still at 1674, but i'm looking for a target closer to at least 1700

I got beaten up on oil today :) Lots of small stopouts (been trying to keep stops tiny recently on the advice of others). All looks so obvious and easy with good entries looking at the chart now, with hindsight.