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out 52.75

filled 54 stop 52.75

buying 54 or 56

I have traded with ND, and while her rules keep her in check, the reason she does well is because she is simply a good trader. You could give her rules to someone else, and even if they followed them, they would not have the same success. They are HER rules, she internalized them, and has...

I am out of this trade at 52.25, even though it was profitable, it was not managed well at all. Basically, I got lucky that I did not lose money as I moved my stop around so much. Bad timing on the entry, and too much risk for the profit I made.

Stop to 51

I again moved the stop to 49.25, not a good habit, again, consider me flat but I'm still long, but it needs to break 51 very soon.

I moved the stop to 49.50 but did not post it before I did it so disregard if you like. I fear this may only cost me more money, instead of the intent which is to give more room.

stop to 49.75

bought 50.25 tight stop

out for -1.5

Filled and stop at 48.25, target mid 50s EDIT: stop to 48

will buy 49.50, stop 48.50

IB high and prior support holding so far, though not really tested well yet. Thrusts shorter. Looking for a long, if 48 continues to hold. Need to see a bullish move up first, preferably above 50, then will look to buy.

With not much buying interest when you bought, I'm curious as to why you did not see if 51 broke up, and buy 51.25, or else buy 50 or so, near the bottom of the range? In addition, while no quick downside movement, practically no buying either :( Just asking, always looking to learn from others.

Nothing new about that.. ;)

And good thing you aren't selling it at the moment. Wave may be right long term, but shorts are the ones getting run over right now (day trading trades, not swing trades). I almost put in a buy stop at 46.50 but also chickened out for some reason, even though I've been looking long since the...

Thanks for that P -- I was wondering when they would do something about Cushing

out 44.75 (BE)

stop to BE