ES Journal Archive (2006 - 2008)

Status
Not open for further replies.
Quote from jagmot:

Long 1375.75. I'm seeing a bottoming out of RSI on the 15 & 30min charts.

Initial stop at 1363, but will stop out myself if RSI heads lower

I'm looking to exit this trade out before the close. Stop at BE and target at 1381.75.

Don't mind holding long as the hourly is starting to look bullish but already have enough longs for the weekend.

Edit: Stopped at BE, have a good weekend all
 
Quote from jagmot:

I'm looking to close this trade out before the close. Stop at BE and target at 1381.75.

Don't mind holding long as the hourly is starting to look bullish but already have enough longs for the weekend.

Personally I am with Buy1Sell2 in respect of selling all Longs on Friday. If some shit happens over the weekrnd, you won't get out anywhere near your acceptable stop ImPO.
 
Gotta admit I didn't especially care for the close. That said, I'm going to stay long over the weekend. Stops cancelled until Sunday night when I get a chance to take a look.

Have a good weekend.

OldTrader
 
Memorial Day Monday.

Great weekend to all! Off to Rondo for 3 days.

<img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1932808>
 

Attachments

Quote from JSSPMK:

Memorial Day Monday.

Great weekend to all! Off to Rondo for 3 days.

<img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1932808>

IT looks like Germany after the English carpet bombed it.
 
Quote from osorico:

I tried to follow this multiday trade as well as I could. Did I miss anything?

I think you got the math right, although let's point out that 1 unit could mean more than 1 contract so $8700 or multiples of that.

B1S2 has been known not to be able to catch bottoms or tops, so here is an idea for staying with the trend:

Anytime when the daily chart crosses the SMA, that's the end of the trend! On Tuesday the SPX bounced from the SMA, but the next day it went through it, around 1410ish. So as long as it was below that, long term longs shouldn't have been taken. One could employ Surf's deathzone approach like this:

SMA is around 1410, so let's call a 2 points wide zone the zone of entry (death zone): So long term short below, long term long above. 1409 sell short, 1411 buy long. The market could fluctuate in that zone making a couple of 2 pts losses, but that would be still less than the 38 pts stop loss what B1S2 was using and eventually the market leaves that zone.

That strategy is good for entering with the trend, its only problem is that it doesn't give an exit point. But that could have been touching the Bollinger band which happened around 1378 (cash).

This death zone approach also can be used when trying the catch bottoms/tops, but then the line determining the zone should be the Bollinger band...
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top