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I used to trade it with a 2 point stop. Now I only use 3 because it gives you the flexibility to enter early. There is no need to be greedy and try to get the exact top or bottom.
 
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I used to trade it with a 2 point stop. Now I only use 3 because it gives you the flexibility to enter early. There is no need to be greedy and try to get the exact top or bottom.

OK, TY!
 
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Reentered long 1398.25
Initial stop 1385.25
2 unit size

Combining this long and the long from 1410.75 into one and unifying the stop at 1377.75 (the other long had had a stop of 1372.00)
 
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Combining this long and the long from 1410.75 into one and unifying the stop at 1377.75 (the other long had had a stop of 1372.00)

Buy1Sell2 this is a scaled in trade now, I guess old habits die slowly :)
 
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Buy1Sell2 this is a scaled in trade now, I guess old habits die slowly :)

No. I am all in and all out. I am just preparing for closing MOC today as I always do with longs on Fri especially with the 3 day weekend. I will look to either get stopped out or get out MOC
 
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No. I am all in and all out. I am just preparing for closing MOC today as I always do with longs on Fri especially with the 3 day weekend. I will look to either get stopped out or get out MOC

OK, TY for explanation.

As far as I know you are a directional biased trader & I think we have established that you are on weekly chart's signals still, so at which point will you turn bearish? I see that you are not paying attention to the daily histogram here, though sometimes I recall seeing your posts where you use daily chart as a lead for your bias.

1. When a certain support level is broken
2. When weekly histogram turns bearish
3. Both above take place
 
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OK, TY for explanation.

As far as I know you are a directional biased trader & I think we have established that you are on weekly chart's signals still, so at which point will you turn bearish? I see that you are not paying attention to the daily histogram here, though sometimes I recall seeing your posts where you use daily chart as a lead for your bias.

1. When a certain support level is broken
2. When weekly histogram turns bearish
3. Both above take place

3
 
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Combining this long and the long from 1410.75 into one and unifying the stop at 1377.75 (the other long had had a stop of 1372.00)


Averaging losers is a losing strategy in the end.
 
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