ES Journal - 2023/2024

If it keeps dropping you just keep adding. :D


That's kind of my point a lot of people give me s*** for saying i repeat myself, but it's hard not to when 95% of what is posted here just confirms what I say. People using time, account size and natural bullish bias of major US equities to turn a profit.

Don't understand why people fight me on this? Just be genuine about what you're doing, why would you not be? There's nothing wrong with it if they make it work and do it in an intelligent way. Of course the obvious answer is a lot of the people fight me because their true intention is to steal other peoples emotional capital and/or either convince themselves and/or others that they intra-day trade at a high level and are using something else than what I described as their edge when most if not all of them couldn't even pass and get a pay out on a prop firm evaluation. Of course leads to the final point of them offering their advice to people on how to do something, they themselves can't even do it. How is that not ridiculous?

Really was giving it an effort to not post and drop it, but no one will answer my questions, yet they continue to post information that just confirms what I've been saying all along.

Na just forget it. I am done posting on this journal, just a bunch of absolute crap. Not worth the aggravation and time.

Good luck all and everyone trade well.
 
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YM -- the month of February CLOSED above it's back-adjusted high. So as it sits right now, the quarterly and yearly have breached the Badj highs, resulting in intra-bar breakouts in the full compliment of widely accepted long-term timeframes.

FWIW. :D
 
YM -- the month of February CLOSED above it's back-adjusted high. So as it sits right now, the quarterly and yearly have breached the Badj highs, resulting in intra-bar breakouts in the full compliment of widely accepted long-term timeframes.

FWIW. :D

i trade on ym 3 min chart daily, not comtemplating long term timeframe.
 
This is the sole reason why smart money is making a ton of money while the small fish are constantly losing. They (ie. smart money) set up TRAPS far in advance while we small fries only see the fish dangling in front of us. Once enough fish is caught in the net, I'm sure they'll switch to setting up a bear trap.
Your talking checkers, I play chess.
 
It's fun to read the day's posts with the luxury of hindsight.


From 6:00 on it looks like the Loch Ness monster to me


They're still working on that driver obsession.

Btw... Whatcha shoot yesterday B1?


Nailed it. :thumbsup:

Van zandt that's funny



GOooong. :D
Today was one of those "push the opposite button" days... in the last 2 hours for sure. It worked.



Lol... as I move chronologically up the threads... I see the light came on.


The No-Script extension on my browser blocks whatever this is... but if everyone else liked it... "like".


And a thing of beauty it was.
I'm surprised you didn't hold on though. That last 30 minutes was a rocket.


:D
See the above.


Stoney's in the house. :D


Yowsa...!
scroll a few quotes up. :thumbsup:



"Sitting... The new smoking"

Speaking of Stoney... he didn't post again today. :(


Ahhhhhhhh, It depends on the timeframe. They do work.


See there Master Pu... it works for Speedo too.


Humbug. As I stated earlier, 3 day weekends suck.


Just one more data-set when evaluating the bigger picture.
That weight (>>>usually) goes to the left side of the scales.

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Welp, there's today's summary.
For real though... I hope each and every one of you kill this stuff.
And if you don't, well at least get something worthwhile out of it.
Never forget... you can lose tons of money playing a stupid game... but the real winners... will still come out ahead.
-vz

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Once again. :cool:

Without the FED juice I suspect this will be the way moving forward.

So, the playbook moving forward for a trader should be to stay very nimble and flexible without too strong conviction in either direction. Fade or take profit near the ranges and catch a piece of the middle without getting chopped to pieces.

As for the market this week, I still think 3900 is going to hold up. But that's this week... :)
 
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