shorted 70 and took profit at 65Next trade. I've identified a range 4370 to 4375
I'll let you know later on how I played it
Then went long at 75 - stop is in at b/e
All called ahead of time. Good on me!
shorted 70 and took profit at 65Next trade. I've identified a range 4370 to 4375
I'll let you know later on how I played it
This is an excellent question.
On the one hand, I can see how these horizontal levels clearly make a difference, and its something that lots of trades see, hence this is a good place to take a trade. But what trade, I'm not sure. 40D makes it seem so easy, makes it seem like he is in and out fluidly, but I don't see any proof of this. Perhaps I'm hoping that more info will be provided to be honest, but I realize I gotta come up with the answers myself.
I guess I just want the truth, I'm searching for the truth, and the longer this goes on for, the closer we will get to an answer one way or the other. The longer it drags on for of course without anything tangible will I think make the truth quite obvious.
shorted 70 and took profit at 65
Then went long at 75 - stop is in at b/e
All called ahead of time. Good on me!
I'm curious to ask if you have a source for this info about a slight positive expectancy or is this something you have tested yourself?The truth is quite simple, daytrading pullbacks in trends and tests of S/R purely based on price info has no more than a very slight positive expectancy in the stock index futures. If you want to make a living out of this you need additional tools/info.
L 4376
3point stop
ESM at 2069.25 ... why does that seem like it should ring a bell?
I tested it myself, the results were in line with numerous academic studies. I recall that somebody posted a link to an academic study in one of the numerous threads on this subject.I'm curious to ask if you have a source for this info about a slight positive expectancy or is this something you have tested yourself?
Also, what additional tools/info are there other than price if you don't mind elaborating.
L 4376
3point stop