Quote from iloveoptions:
Exactly. But better yet, why not prove it. Put those theories to the test in front of everyone to see. The way I see it, Volente picks a lot of those 10 point moves but you rarely know where his stops are, so you have to be creative to figure them out yourself. On the other hand, B1S2 goes for the big moves but gives a lot of it back. For example, it took some 3 months to capture some 100 points, which comes out to about 1.33 points a day. Each strategy can yield spectacular profits with the right conditions. However, since the ES behaves in an oscillating fashion some 66% of the time, the daytrader has the upper hand but with more difficulty due to correct stop placement and R:R. Since B1S2 is already long from 1388 with a clear defined stop, there's no better time to prove each others theories than now.