Bolling Bands + RSI settings for Weekly chart ......

Handle123 .... Thank you so much for the Links and information regarding using Barchart.com for the link to each markets Options

Wondering if you can please help me with understanding the P/L associated with the way in which Barchart lists the Financials ( Bonds and T-Notes )

Take for Instance , T-Bond showing -2-00
Does this mean that currently, T-Bonds are down ( P/L wise ) $63.30 ? So $31.65 x 2 = -$63.30 ?
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Does this mean that the T-Bond is down a Full 2 points so far , so ..... -$2,000 ? 1 point = $1,000 x 2 = -$2,000 ?

What about the 10 year, 5 year and 2 year..... The 10 year shows -0-245 , how much P/L would this then be ?

5 year shows -0-127 , how much P/L would this be ?

2 year shows -0-032 , how much P/L would this be ?

I have attached a screenshot showing this formentioned prices for the Bonds/Notes

Thanks so much for all of the help
 

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You been around a few years, remember that one book-something about "Never Lose In Commodities"? He had hit like near 200 trades without a lose, but it was like a wicked trading plan on averaging down, maybe that worked well during the Carter years when most grain and meats were contained pricing, but can you imagine buying gold in 1980 at $800 then having to keep rolling over till it got to $805, in 2007 LOL but if you did, that would have been winning trading as well.
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Good question HA123; i like the nickname ''HIGH % Trader'' in Jack Schwager top traders books .So many turtles made millions with'' lo %% trades'' .LOL
He ran '' $50 k or 100 k into$ 900k + won the options trading contest'' But like he told Schwager ''markets were good''LOL

To answer your question no i cant imagine that; cute title -''NEVER LOSE.....''LOL
 
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