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Sorry, no. If you have to have a stop, it must go behind the "danger point", in this case, 10.50. That's five points. This doesn't mean that you have to sit there immobilized if price comes back at you. It does mean that you have to have determined in advance exactly what you're going to look...

At that hour, trading only one or two contracts, that should not be a problem. Do you have to have a stop?

And there's your thesis: establish the upper limit of the range, enter three ticks above it and expect no more than a 4t recoil. What type of order entry would you use, market or buystoplimit?

And at what price does the NQ leave your entry and never look back?

And if you were to enter at 15.50, what is the recoil? How far does price come back at you after the order is filled (assuming it's filled at 15.50)?

Actually 0905. And how many ticks above 14.75 does price rise?

Looking forward to it.

The ONH isn't necessarily relevant. You're looking for the range immediately before the open. This is where traders have found equilibrium (if you're not clear on what that is, Ctrl+F Wyckoff's course and the pdf). The disturbance of that equilibrium is where the opportunities lie. The "ish"...

What was the upper limit of this morning's pre-mkt range?

Assuming that your thesis is not that you're tired, you're implying that your thesis is that the cause of the conflict between Muslims and Christians is Muslims. But then you ignore everything that does not support that thesis. Again, sloppy thinking.

I'll point out, again, that I did not start this thread. It was begun by B1S2 to demonstrate the superiority of whatever it is he does over the SLA/AMT. But so far, after nearly 400 posts, all he's managed to do is demonstrate the superiority of the SLA/AMT over the B1S2 "method". As this...

No intent to derail at all. Just pointing out the flaw in your thesis. If you want to insist that it's all about religion and ignore everything that happened before Mohammed, that's your privilege. But it doesn't make your thesis true. It's just another example of your usual sloppy thinking.

Actually that was sarcasm (the caps should have been a giveaway).

I understand your fear, and I had hoped that it would have become clear with all the posts and counterposts about ticks and entries that it doesn't matter. And anyone who isn't just demo trading should understand that. It's all well and good to decide that one wants to enter one tick above the...

What price will do in the next five minutes may be unknowable, but that doesn't make it random. And that you can't say what price will do in the future does not mean that no one can. If you're not interested in Auction Market Theory, that's fine. It's your money. But it's hardly secret...

I pointed it out last Thursday. And we've been discussing breakouts from ranges for days. And I posted charts of the pre-market ranges for a month. If no one has as yet learned how to find the pre-open range and if no one has the courage to buy the breakout, or sell a reversal, there's nothing I...

Actually, price is not random at all, unless all traders everywhere are trading randomly. And while many beginners do so, few if any professionals do.

I say we nuke Moscow. HELL YEAH!!!

Don't hold your breath.;)

This has been going on for thousands of years. You're talking about yesterday.