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    Maintain maximum leverage + by and hold??

    there's a website where a guy did what I think you're talking about doing. Let me see if I can find it.
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    9/30: SPY -$59,223.00 hedge $5,463.15 Net for this trade: -$53,759.85 (unrealized) +$1,223.60 (realized) +$2,931.69 (realized) +$1,129.72 (dividend) +$3,561.93 (estimated dividend) ------------------------ -$44,912.91 It will be cool when we get out of this range, up or down.
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    9/29: SPY -$42,693.00 hedge $4,137.66 Net for this trade: -$38,555.34 (unrealized) +$1,223.60 (realized) +$2,931.69 (realized) +$1,129.72 (dividend) +$3,561.93 (estimated dividend) ------------------------ -$29,708.40
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    9/28: SPY -$47,880.00 hedge $4,571.67 Net for this trade: -$43,308.33 (unrealized) +$1,223.60 (realized) +$2,931.69 (realized) +$1,129.72 (dividend) +$3,561.93 (estimated dividend) ------------------------ -$34,461.39
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    Journal of index futures trading [Part 2]

    What book?
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    9/27: SPY -$34,200.00 hedge $3,480.78 Net for this trade: -$30,719.22 (unrealized) +$1,223.60 (realized) +$2,931.69 (realized) +$1,129.72 (dividend) +$3,561.93 (estimated dividend) ------------------------ -$21,872.28
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    9/26: SPY -$41,610.00 hedge $4,079.01 Net for this trade : -$37,530.99 (unrealized) +$1,223.60 (realized) +$2,931.69 (realized) +$1,129.72 (dividend) +$3,561.93 (estimated dividend) ------------------------ -$28,684.05
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    9/23: SPY -$57,000.00 hedge $5,369.31 Net for this trade -$51,630.69 (unrealized) +$1,223.60 (realized) +$2,931.69 (realized) +$1,129.72 (dividend) +$3,561.93 (estimated dividend) ------------------------ -$42,783.75
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    Trading Chairs

    I've heard lumbar support is actually counter productive. http://www.smilingbackmethod.com/articles/bad-back-chairs.htm?b=1&font=serif That site talks about a lot of bad things found in chairs. Here is what it says about lumbar support:
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    Chartists: is the S&P going to break out of this wedge? (chart)

    What? Something as ambiguous as this needs to be quantified.
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    9/22 SPY -$60,876.00 hedge $5,674.29 Net for this trade -$55,201.71 (unrealized) +$1,223.60 (realized) +$2,931.69 (realized) +$1,129.72 (dividend) +$3,561.93 (estimated dividend) ------------------------ -$46,354.77
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    huge drop today! I'm considering putting in a stop order for my hedge since right now at 2:26pm CST it is +$6,272.52.
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    Chartists: is the S&P going to break out of this wedge? (chart)

    Please provide correction and explanation so I can learn something.
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    Chartists: is the S&P going to break out of this wedge? (chart)

    Looks like we're back inside.
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    9/21 SPY -$39,387.00 hedge $4,020.36 Net for this trade: -$35,366.64 (unrealized) +$1,223.60 (realized) +$2,931.69 (realized) +$1,129.72 (dividend) +$3,561.93 (estimated dividend) ------------------------ -$26,519.70
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    9/20: SPY -$19,209.00 hedge $2,483.73 Net for this trade: -$16,725.27 (unrealized) +$1,223.60 (realized) +$2,931.69 (realized) +$1,129.72 (dividend) +$3,561.93 (estimated dividend) ------------------------ -$7,878.33
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    "The only way to trade with Fibonaccis" journal

    9/19: SPY -$18,411.00 hedge $2,425.08 Net for this trade: -$15,985.92 (unrealized) +$1,223.60 (realized) +$2,931.69 (realized) +$1,129.72 (dividend) +$3,561.93 (estimated dividend) ------------------------ -$7,138.98
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    surefiretrading.net

    lol, I wasn't volunteering myself; just giving the idea.
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    Chartists: is the S&P going to break out of this wedge? (chart)

    Well it looks like it broke out but today was a hanging man candle which is supposedly bearish, so it might go back down. QQQ on the other hand was just a normal bullish candle. Yesterday on QQQ was a hanging man and today it kept going up.
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    surefiretrading.net

    It's possible you just signed up for a trial during a down week. Is your trial over? Someone else should sign up for another week and post the calls.
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