ES Journal Archive (2006 - 2008)

[apex82]

Quote from gwac:

Apex


Thanks for sharing your trading on here. I have learned a lot
in 2 weeks about index futures and how they trade versus currencies which is my expertise. Thanks again.

Your video is somewhere on the web?

If you still live in victoria what a great place, went for a job interview there.

no prob gwac.. I made a couple vidoes, nothin special that I usually do for my own record keeping but posted a few for people to see. They are at youtube.com/apexx82

Ya, I am in Victoria. I like it but damn its cold.....

 

[gwac]

You want cold try Toronto. Could not convince my wife to move to victoria.

Quote from apex82:

no prob gwac.. I made a couple vidoes, nothin special that I usually do for my own record keeping but posted a few for people to see. They are at youtube.com/apexx82

Ya, I am in Victoria. I like it but damn its cold.....

 

[Jayford]

Try San Diego. its been bloody freezing here, down below 60 degrees, and rainy. People are afraid to go outside. Then again, all we have for clothes is Tshirts, boardshorts, and flip flops. When flip flops get wet, its real slippery. Major hazard here!

 

[gwac]

Thanks

I will think of you next time I have the snow blower out.

Quote from Jayford:

Try San Diego. its been bloody freezing here, down below 60 degrees, and rainy. People are afraid to go outside. Then again, all we have for clothes is Tshirts, boardshorts, and flip flops. When flip flops get wet, its real slippery. Major hazard here!

 

[erlewine]

Quote from storm121:

the moderator is not doing its job.

Agreed, since I'm still reading your infantile drivel.

 

[Prevail]

Storm has the privilege of being the first person i'm placing on ignore. I've never seen him/her refer to an entry or exit and thus has very little value to this thread imo.

Thank you to others who positively contribute.

I'm long es mar strangles about 2/3 sigma out going into the fed meeting. short term atr's are still significantly higher than long term and thus the steepness of the market lends to significant and quick moves encouraging being long volatility. We either pop above 1400 and run higher or we retest 1270 rather quickly.

 

[Jayford]

agreed, but I lean to the latter. 1270.

 

[kinggyppo]

Quote from Prevail:

Storm has the privilege of being the first person i'm placing on ignore. I've never seen him/her refer to an entry or exit and thus has very little value to this thread imo.

Thank you to others who positively contribute.

I'm long es mar strangles about 2/3 sigma out going into the fed meeting. short term atr's are still significantly higher than long term and thus the steepness of the market lends to significant and quick moves encouraging being long volatility. We either pop above 1400 and run higher or we retest 1270 rather quickly.

vix to 26 almost there, the rate cut should get it under 25.

 

[Spectre2007]

notice how bears predominate in psychology in the marketplace,..

there is enough short interest to fuel a break of 1600.

 

[Lawrence Chan]

ES 1365 to 1385 is the sell region for continuation.

The hard part is, from the previous 2 fed surprise moves (aug and nov), first leg was 70 pts, then drift 50 pts more until fed meeting announcements.

This time we have the 70 points move in 1 day, and so far 1 day left to finish the 50 pts pop job. Not an easy task

Edit: 70 points pop landed at 1350, so 50 points more is 1400