ryank
i fully understand your point about calling it a day after getting back to even. Myself in the past i have done the same thing. NOT every day will be a win. As we progressed along the learning curve in trading we were happy to have even small losing days compared to some bad days.
After the opening trades are basically done, those lines can be like guides later in the day. One line i have watched for a long time is the actual opening tick as soon as the SP500 pit opens (we use globex tick). review some old 5 minute charts can you will see many times that line will act as supp/resist, uncanny the way this stuff works sometimes.
One thing never changes in a game of probability (odds), that being when you see something happen and you remember it from the past, after numerous times your intuition tells you to FUGEDABOUTIT, or go with it.
Have a good day
i fully understand your point about calling it a day after getting back to even. Myself in the past i have done the same thing. NOT every day will be a win. As we progressed along the learning curve in trading we were happy to have even small losing days compared to some bad days.
After the opening trades are basically done, those lines can be like guides later in the day. One line i have watched for a long time is the actual opening tick as soon as the SP500 pit opens (we use globex tick). review some old 5 minute charts can you will see many times that line will act as supp/resist, uncanny the way this stuff works sometimes.
One thing never changes in a game of probability (odds), that being when you see something happen and you remember it from the past, after numerous times your intuition tells you to FUGEDABOUTIT, or go with it.
Have a good day

