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Based onn " hard 10 " rule we have a sell @ 75.50 s/l 77.50...9-11 74.50 s/l 77.50 and 76.50 s/l 79.50.

Pekelo, How did your BB do last night to get you out..."my confirmation "came @71.75 on the downslide and would have taken profits @ 67.50 net =4.25 gain. Only problem was that I would have had to wait approx. 2 hours for my signal:mad:

Based on the "hard10'" rule 72.50 was a sell ,s/l 75.50 I am not going to trade it as I could up all night just to wait for a "confirmation'"to enter, which just may not happen...

He is on West Coast waiting for an earthquake....probably meant 1:15 PST not 2:15 PST... Good luck , Jagmot.... I don't know who your broker is, but there should be a facility to assist you with your either/or trades that cancels the other side when hit...

I thought it would have been 75.75-10=65.75 under the "hard 10 rule" and you would be still alive with an adjusted stop or with multiple contracts you take your 3 just now( 68.75 mit) .

Nice to see the 9-11 survived:cool:

Sick puppy:D Would have stopped after hit yesterday and again today...didnot trade either as my price performance would not confirm. It usually isn't too far behind, but neither time got a squeak. Will close the shop until tomorrow on "hard 10".

I should have qualified this point in my earlier response....the m/a would probably be used, as an indicator, to manipulate the profitable trade and for the purposes of fading etc...there would be some benefit in that....

If it was a simple as that there would NEVER be an entry point @9-11 or 10, because you are either buying "falling knives "or selling "rockets", which will be below/above the averages.

He is dead even YTD.

Either way , stopped out -3. Looked ugly all morning.

Good hit.

Would it not be 1283 as we had a high 1293 late Friday...you could be right, that is why I am asking.

0 He hasn't a trade in either .

Good luck to you. Being a person of your word, you are going to prevail. However, what a lot of us would definitely like you to include in your "live" trades is your stop loss provision, if you have any.

Think.

In my opinion, it is absolutely critical that you know what your exit points are going to be AS SOON AS as you have established the "entry"...1) stop loss 2) profit level(s) and it is important that you know why you are doing it so that you don't have any post...

A net piece of charting...takes all the guess/calculations out of it where is the software from?

No, Jagmot ignores the noise after his entry point.

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